Businesses in Yellowknife – and around the North, for that matter – have been suffering under the weight of lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The Racquet Club was dormant for nearly three months and while there’s light at the end of the tunnel, it won’t be business as usual for some time yet. Activities …
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Editor’s note: Got a business getting back on its feet? Let us know at 873-4031 or editorial@nnsl.com and we will write a profile on you. The Monkey Tree Pub is showing that an innovative business response to the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic can revive a classic dining experience enjoyed by older generations. The Range Lake …
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One of a Thai food truck owner Sousanh Chanthalangsy-Bornilla is preparing for an unprecedented summer. The business appeared in February 2011 and eight years later it has become a lunchtime staple for people who work downtown. This year, customers can expect some changes due to the pandemic. The food truck is usually operational by mid-May …
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Overlander Sports was in the same quandary as many other businesses in town once the real threat of Covid-19 hit. Do they stay open or do they shut shop for a while to ride things out? They chose the latter and it was the first time in the store’s 37-year history that it closed for …