As young Jack Elias reaches his first birthday on Nov. 3, he and his young family will be pleased to know that Yellowknifers are showing their love and support for his full recovery.

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More than $2,000 was raised in donations from the event itself and additional money was still being counted on Monday from food and beverage sales, a Cabin Radio telethon, a Go Fund Me page, and further sponsorship from more donors, Davis said.
Clyde Elias and Tara Wedzin said in an interview Tuesday that their son Jack is set to turn one next month and has left Stollery Children's Hospital recently. He is currently on a waiting list for a heart transplant due to ailments and medical interventions that have taken place over the past year.

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The Beatles event was one of three that have been held by Davis and MacNeill, which have included the Dead Poets' Society - a musical tribute celebration of all those we've loved and lost, which was held in April. The pair also hosted a Tragically Hip tribute called The Last Of The Unplucked Gems - A Tragically Hip Tribute & Benefit Concert, held in April 2017.