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Yellowknife café to temporarily close

Cameron Wilkinson
By Cameron Wilkinson

The Fat Fox Café in Yellowknife will be closing next month after persistent building issues.

The YK cafe made the announcement on their Facebook page, saying the coffee shop will remain open for the next few weeks.

In the company’s statement, they cite a water leak in their kitchen as the reason for closing. They also state that a long-term option may take some time to find.

The Fat Fox Café will close on May 19th.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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