Opening Ceremonies of the Kilrich Building Centres Yukon Native Hockey Tournament, Friday March 16
38 teams from across the North are visiting Whitehorse, Yukon and are competing for various trophies in various divisions.
Both the Takhini Arena as well as Canada Winter Games Centre are hosting wall to wall hockey till Sunday night.
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Friday, March 16 - Takhini Arena
| Honorable Larry Bagnell, Yukon Liberal MP in conversation with Chuck Hendrie before Friday, March 16th Yukon Native Hockey Tournaments Opening Ceremonies | ![]() |
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Chuck Hendrie interviewing Kwanlin Dun Chief Doris Bill during the Opening Ceremonies on Friday evening at Takhini Arena |
Saturday, March 17 - Takhini Arena - Yukon Native Hockey Tournament updates
| Grand Chief Council of First Nations Peter Johnston and Chuck Hendrie as "colour commentators" during the activities at Takhini Arena | ![]() |
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Champagne-Aishihik First Nation's Chief Steve Smith, talking about his work as youth hockey coach |




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