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How to De-Stress After a Move
Even after your move is over with, you will probably still be stressed out -- it's important to de-stress and relax post move. Get helpful tips here!
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How to Move a Propane Tank
Propane tanks are almost universally prohibited by professional moving companies. If you want to move one to a new location, you're going to need to do it yourself. But propane is a dangerous substance, so make to do it safely.
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Keeping Pets Calm During ...
Moving is stressful for all parties involved, especially your furry friends! Follow these tips to keep your pets cool, calm and collected on moving day.
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How to Move Home from a Dorm
When the school year is over, it's time to move back home from your dorm. Moving in was hard, but moving back home should be easy...right? Don't make the mistake of assuming any move will be easy. Here's what to do to move home from your dorm.
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How to Protect Your ...
Storing your belongings may be necessary if you are in the process of moving or just need more space. Storage is used to keep items safe that you can't keep with you in your home. But how can you guarantee that they are safe while you leave them in a unit? Here are a few ways to protect your items in storage.
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Yukon Moving Companies and Relocation Services
Looking for moving companies that service the Yukon, Canada area? TopMoving.ca is here for all your moving needs, including free quotes, estimates, moving company reviews and moving tools to make your relocation a stress-free experience.
We screen all moving companies in Yukon area before accepting them into our network, to ensure that no matter which mover you choose, you have your choice of licensed, insured professionals to make your move in YT as smooth as possible.
Whether you are moving out of or within Yukon, you can get started finding dependable and reliable Moving Companies in Yukon with the know-how to complete your move by filling out a free quote form.
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 About Yukon
Yukon - formerly known as the Yukon Territory and also referred to as the Yukon - is the westernmost of Canada's three federal territories and also the smallest.
While the area is officially bilingual (residents speak both English and French), the government also recognizes the languages of the First Nations.
Despite being the smallest area, YT is home to the highest point and mountain in the country, Mount Logan, located in Kluane National Park and Reserve. Other national parks in the territory include Ivvavuk National Park and Vuntut National Park.
As for climate, while Yukon experiences mild arctic colds in the winter. It is the most affected area in North America during cold snaps, with the record temperature dropping to ?63.0 degrees Celsius. Extreme heat waves occur in May and June.
The major historical industry in Yukon is mining (lead, zinc, silver, gold, asbestos and copper) and tourism, thanks in large part to YT's scenic beauty.
Yukon's tourism motto is "Larger Than Life," which relies heavily on natural beauty and outdoor sports - including snowboarding, ice climbing, canoeing and kayaking, hiking, fishing and hunting. Tourists can also learn about Yukon's First Nations and watch the aurora borealis.
The tourism trade gets a boon thanks to the easy access into and out of Yukon as each community is served by an airport.
For those looking to pursue higher education in Yukon, the area is home to one community college: Yukon College located in Whitehorse. The five academic areas of study are the School of Access, School of Science, Trades and Technology, School of Health, Education and Human Services, School of Liberal Arts, and the School of Management, Tourism and Hospitality.
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