Nearly every day my daughter watches those silly after-school sitcoms on TV; the ones with the annoying canned laughter in the background. More often...
The territorial government and NWT communities are already dealing with the effects of a warming climate, but the future holds more challenges still.
The GNWT...
Transport Canada and Bombardier Recreation Products are putting a safety recall on more than 7,000 Ski-Doo products over a leaking fuel line.
Various 2017 models,...
With the closure of the Yellowknife liquor warehouse came an increase in prices for bars, restaurants and ultimately, consumers.
But like Kam Lake MLA Kieron...
Celebrated Dene filmmaker Raymond Yakeleya is raising money to shoot a documentary on Inuvik’s Grollier Hall residential school.
A book on the residential school is...
The Yellowknife Food Bank will be holding a mobile food drive on Sunday after its shelves were left nearly empty last weekend.
Cherish Winsor, president...
A family fighting to enroll their son in Yellowknife’s only French first language school following a rejection from the ministry of education last fall...
This year saw two things happen at the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships that never have before and both involved the girls team.
The girls ended...
A 17-year-old male faces drug trafficking charges after Mounties say they seized 17 ounces of crack cocaine in Inuvik last week.
The “large amount” of...
A wave of relief came for 32 students on Wednesday as they officially became graduates of the Nunavut Sivuniksavut (NS) college program.
Nunavut Sivuniksavut students...
With funding in place through the Department of Culture and Heritage, elders gatherings at the Kenojuak Cultural Centre will once again take place in...
A key player in a sophisticated Yellowknife-based drug trafficking network was sentenced to 30 months on Wednesday after evading authorities for more than two...
Naujaat
Sports and personal experience were two of the key points focused on by two counsellors who travelled to Naujaat to help students at Tuugaalik...
A long-awaited study shows there is virtually no difference between the average arsenic levels of people living in the Yellowknife area and ordinary Canadians.
"We...
