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Toboggan hill on 51 ave to close for the season

Cameron Wilkinson
By Cameron Wilkinson

Get your tobogganing in while you can; the clock is ticking.

The sectioned-off toboggan hill on 51st Avenue will close for the season on Tuesday, April 24th.

The City of Yellowknife made the announcement via Twitter.

Motorists will be asked to be careful while heavy machinery removes the snow. The street will then be open to public traffic after Tuesday.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
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