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    Lyndsay Amato

    Lyndsay Amato is a born and raised Yukoner and a member of the Carcross Tagish First Nation and Ishkahitaan Clan.

    Her love of radio was sparked during her long drives home from Golden Horn to Carcross every day to attend school. Every day after school she would turn on CHON-FM to listen to her favourite radio show, The Cutting Edge.

    It wasn't long after that Lyndsay began making her own "radio shows" as a young girl on her cassette deck.

    It was many years ago when a teenaged Lyndsay sent in her resume to NNBY and throughout her life she has continued to foster a love for music and radio.

    She has many years of experience at CHON-FM, including programming, production and on-air hosting.

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    News

    • Northern Native Broadcasting, Yukon is looking for a News Reporter Intern for the summer.

      CHON-FM Indigenous Radio is looking for a News Reporter Intern to be working under the supervision of the General Manager. Following the Policies of Northern Native Broadcasting, Yukon, this position is responsible for gathering, writing, and producing and presenting news with an emphasis on First Nations topics and perspectives. If you’re looking for an exciting career in news reporting with a cultural focus, in a beautiful location with a high quality of life, this is your opportunity to get your foot in the door!

    • Whitehorse City Councilors Prepare to Advance Wildfire Mitigation Strategy

      City councilors discussed advancing their Wildfire Risk Reduction Strategy at a city council meeting Monday night. The discussion revolved around awarding a $69,000 contract to a Yukon-based company to help implement the strategy goals.

    • Conservation Officers to Hold Archaeological Awareness Event Tomorrow

      Yukon Conservation officers will be holding an evening lecture tomorrow at 6:30pm at the Yukon Beringia Centre regarding discovering and acting upon First Nation and other archaeological sites when they're found in the Yukon wilderness.