Whitehorse Daily Star from Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada • 14

14 The Whitehorse STAR Thursday November 9 1995 Show will be the first nightly news program EtiiigMIy Starting Nov 14 northerners will have a nightly television news show It will be called CBC Northbeat and CBC Igalaaq (the Inuktitut language edition) Every weeknight year-round the show will offer news weather documentary reports interviews and special features the CBC said recently The show will replace the long-running weekly show Focus North which was not on the air during the summers The new show will be produced at CBC production centre in Yel- mews program Ho tiefoaat 1 tbesdJaj lowknife with contributions from bureaus in Whitehorse Iqaluit and Montreal i Him i ft pap Ij mssmmmammBisamm CBC Northbeat will be telecast weeknights at 7 pm Yukon time on CBC North The launching said Mane Wilson CBC regional director in Yellowknife finally being able to bnng northerners the public broadcasting services we need It realizes more dreams and hard work than anyone can She shepherded the project to reality budget cuts taken for 1 0 years left us with two Wilson said could stop doing some of our programming worked so hard to build Or combine our strengths to create a bold new service that features the best of our television and the best of our radio talents chosen to build an innovative new Paul Andrew will host CBC North-beat while Rassi Nashalik will host CBC Igalaaq There will also be interviews with newsmakers and opinion leaders to build on major news events across the North Voice reports and interviews from CBC North radio will be channelled to ellowknife via the radio distribution centre TV interviews documentary reports and special coverage will be fed to the CBC North television pro- Paul Andrew left and Rassi Nashalik will be the hosts of CBC Northbeat and CBC to 103 years old (Nov 17) will on the Whitehorse fiddling The theme her latest accomplishment Igalaaq focus powerhouse music is MARIE WILSON realized Coming VmUwm artiste get grants To Placa An Ad In Coming Events call 668-2002 or fax 668-7130 FREE two ads par weak up to 35 words Extra Insartlons ara $660 (aach tlma) Coming Events Ads ara for tha benefit of non-profit organisations and dubs ONLY recording projects and Carol Geddes $4000 for a film project Steve Philip gets $3000 to study the flute and penny whistle Patricia Robertson $3000 for work on a novel in progress and Sheila Alexandrovich $3000 for a basket project Lancelot Burton was awarded $2500 for a sound recording project and Vernon Asp gets $2500 for training in Nine Yukon artists are sharing Advanced Artist Awards to the tune of $30000 A five-member jury adjudicated 24 applications for the awards representing $89920 in requests Laurel Parry a consultant with the Yukon arts branch said this week Awards totalling $60000 sponsored by Lotteries Yukon are given out in two granting sessions each year The fall 1995 awards go to: Rachel Grantham $4000 to study choral conducting Dave Haddock and Remy Rodden $4000 each for sound Events NEW DEMOCRAT Caucus Friday Lunch Speaker Doug Urquhart Topic: International Showdown To Drill or Not To Drill in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Friday Nov 10 upstairs at the Tung Lock noon buffet $7 Everyone welcome (217) DOQ DRIVERS Meeting Nov 14 7:30 pm at Yukon Gallery Carbon Hill Race Volunteers Invited to attend Contact Michael 667-2391 for more info (217-219) CANADIAN CANCER Annual Fundraising Luncheon Raffle will be held Nov 15 12-1 pm Westmark Hotel Features speaker Hugh Brock Cancer Researcher Tickets available at Cancer Office or Cancer Volunteers Call 668-6440 for more info (217219) TWAS THE Month before Christmas Retreat Come join the Monday night quilters quilt-till-you drop on Saturday Nov 1 8 starting at 9 am Whitehorse Elementary School Lunch Room Call Pamela 668-3816 or Linda 633-5905 to register 217-220) YUKON SOURDOUGH Rendezvous Society will be hosting a Casino Friday Saturday Nov 17 18 High Country Inn Lie 95-184 (217- 219222) FH COLLINS Substance Free Grad Society meeting will be held Thursday Nov 16 7 pm School Library Come help plan Grad (212214217219220) UTILITIES Group meets 7 pm Thursday Nov 9 Whitehorse Public Library Meeting Room For more info call Gary 668-3598 The public is welcome to attend (212215217) ABUSE OF WOMEN by Teenage Children: join Barbara Cottrell MA Ed BA from NS in a lec-turediscussion Yukon College lecture hall Nov 1 5 7 pm For info call Women's Directorate 667-3026 (218220) REVEREND JOAO Matwawana will be showing slides of Africa speaking of his work in Zaire with the refugees from Burundi Rwanda Saturday Nov 18 7:30 pm at Riverdale Baptist Church 15 Duke St Free admission all welcome (217ThF222) SIMPLE MOVEMENT deep truth The body speaks Workshop with Judith Koltai based on Jungian psychology authentic movement For living creatively Call Arlin McFarlane 668-3735 to register Dates: Nov 15 17 19 (2175220).