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History of Yukon, Canada
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"The territory’s name probably comes from the word “Yu-kun-ah” meaning “great river.” In 1846, chief trader John Bell of the Hudson’s Bay Company canoed down the Porcupine River to where it meets the Yukon River. There, he met natives who told him that the name of the big river was the “youcon”. It was named “Yukon Territory” in 1898, and became “Yukon” under the Yukon Act in 2003."
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http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/
There is MUCH more to discover about Yukon, Canada. Read on!
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One ingredient only: ground up dates. NOTE: Not good in coffee because it does not dissolve.
One ingredient only: ground up dates. NOTE: Not good in coffee because it does not dissolve.
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