Signed, a Yellowknife-based graphic design and print operation, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a Great Ptarmi Hunt, which, starting on Sunday, will involve the hiding 100 of the plush birds throughout the city.

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Pacey and her team will be hiding the plush toys in bushes, trees and snowbanks on one side of the Frame Lake Trail, from the Co-Op, past the hospital and City Hall to the Legislative Assembly.

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Originally, she came up with the concept in 2020, just as the pandemic had started.

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Those who find a Ptarmi are asked to only take one per household.

Each plush toy will be numbered, and successful Ptarmi hunters are invited to stop by Signed, above True Value Hardware, with their number to pick up a free pair of Ptarmi-sized glasses.

The hunt officially begins at 9 a.m.