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Two seamstresses share their experience with Canada Goose’s Project Atigi

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A secret project, 14 Inuit seamstresses, and a now-fashionable parka company – those are the basic elements of a revelation that wowed Nunavut, New...
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Nurse shortage no crisis, says mayor

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Nunavut is enduring a shortage of nurses and the Government of Nunavut Department of Health has identified Rankin Inlet as one of the communities...
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Nunavut News

Iqaluit Taekwondo Society heading down under

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If you've been following the Iqaluit Taekwondo Society's exploits in recent years, you will know that whenever they travel to events, good things usually...
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The other Nunavut team at the Canada Winter Games

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Nunavut will be sending athletes for weeks one and two of the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alta. The week two contingent, though, will...
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Yellowknifer

Precautionary landing “a non-event” says Ahmic Air owner

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No one was injured after an Ahmic Air plane made a precautionary landing on Back Bay this afternoon. "It was a pretty non-event," said Ahmic...
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NWT News/North

Canadian report finds gaps in U.S. draft plan on coastal oil leases

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A Canadian report found the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has information gaps on the risks that oil and gas development in coastal...
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Nunavut News

AROUND NUNAVUT: Victoria’s Arctic Fashion hits the Paris runways

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The design and sewing skills of Inuit will get another burst of recognition on the world stage later this month when Victoria Kakuktinniq unveils...
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Nunavut News

First Air’s new Iqaluit cargo warehouse still on track for 2020 completion

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The GN is currently reviewing First Air's application for a parcel of land in Iqaluit where the company hopes to build its new cargo...
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Yellowknifer

Yellowknife jail employees fired following probe in sexual misconduct allegations

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Two North Slave Correctional Complex (NSCC) employees have been fired following a workplace investigation into alleged sexual relationships between an inmate and staff at...
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NWT News/North

One-two finish for Yellowknife at Hazardous Women’s Hockey Tournament in Hay River

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One of the bigger women's hockey tournaments in the NWT made a long-awaited return this past weekend but there was a good reason for...
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Arts

Brotherhood: The Hip Hopera comes to city

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After being featured in a slew of festivals in Canada and abroad, Brotherhood: The Hip Hopera will make its way to Yellowknife this weekend...
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Sports

Deton Cho Eagles finish Calgary tournament on winning note

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There's no better motivation for a team to win a game than losing a game you should have won before. That's what the Deton Cho...
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Inuvik Drum

Record-breaking numbers at 18th annual Gwich’in Cup Tournament

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The annual Gwich'in Cup Tournament continues to be a huge sporting event for minor league hockey players in the Beaufort Delta region, as a...
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NWT News/North

Feds announce $20M to reduce diesel reliance in remote Indigenous communities

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Today Amarjeet Sohi, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources announced a $20-million initiative to help reduce diesel reliance in remote Indigenous communities. The Generating New Opportunities:...
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Inuvik Drum

Music teacher prepares for album release

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After two-and-a-half years of reimagining, rewriting and recording, local folk artist Abe Drennan is ready to release his album by the end of April. "I...
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Yellowknifer

Ecology North launches climate watch Twitterbot

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Ecology North has launched a Twitterbot that will tweet the difference between the daily temperature in Yellowknife and change normals registered between 1971 and...
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Business

Kitikmeot business sprouts from beans

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Kaapittiaq Coffee, a product of the Kitikmeot Heritage Society made with beans purchased from Peru, was sampled at a recent community launch celebration. The product...
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Nunavut News

Free tax clinics headed to Nunavut communities this season

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With tax season kicking off, the Canada Revenue agency launched three new northern service centres in Iqaluit, Yellowknife and Whitehorse Feb. 11 in hopes...
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Inuvik Drum

Gwich’in Wellness Camp to be converted into a cultural retreat

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The Gwich'in Tribal Council is in the early planning stages of converting its Wellness Camp into a "cultural experiential retreat" in order to increase...
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Inuvik Drum

Inuvik Ski Club seeks community support

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The Inuvik Ski Club is calling on members of the community to step up and help restore the club as it continues to struggle...
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Nunavut News

Nunavut HTOs to receive training for increased funding access

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With a federal infusion of $216,000, the Nunavut Inuit Wildlife Secretariat will be able to develop new governance tools to increase and enhance capacity...
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Yellowknifer

Man who failed to appear at sex assault trial arrested: Yellowknife RCMP

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A Yellowknife man wanted by police for failing to show up to court for a sex assault jury trial has been located and arrested,...
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Yellowknifer

Yellowknife bank robbed at knife-point in broad daylight, say RCMP

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Yellowknife RCMP are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating a man they say robbed a downtown bank in broad daylight Wednesday. Mounties...
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NWT News/North

Talented teens invited to enter writing contest

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Are you a young aspiring writer? If so, your creative skills could win you a week-long writing camp in Calgary. NorthWords started the “Youth Writing...
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Sports

Yellowknife Catholic Schools’ Regional Youth Traditional Games Tournament features big turnout

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The annual Traditional Games Championships don't get going until tomorrow evening but some athletes got themselves a good head start this past weekend. Weledeh and...
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Sports

Jamie Koe Brandon-bound after winning NWT Men’s Curling Championship

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It's lucky no. 13 for Jamie Koe in terms of Tim Hortons Brier appearances and he will get to do it this year with...
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NWT News/North

Cockpit recorder recovered from deadly Air Tindi crash

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Investigators probing a plane crash that killed two Air Tindi pilots near Whati late last month have recovered the aircraft's cockpit voice recorder, the...
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NWT News/North

New judge to take seat in territorial court next week

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A newly-appointed judge with experience in Indigenous communities will take his seat in NWT territorial court next week, filling a position that's been vacant...
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Yellowknifer

YK public school board votes to extend trustee terms

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The Yellowknife Educational District No.1 board of trustees met for their monthly meeting on Feb. 12 and voted on extending the term of trustees...
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Sports

A fun finish for Wolfpack peewees at B.C. tournament

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For the second year running, the Yellowknife Wolfpack peewee development team was in Vernon, B.C., for the annual Vernon Winter Carnival Coca-Cola Classic Tournament,...
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Opinion & Editorial Articles

GNWT Local 1 members attend a strike preparation meeting at Mildred Hall School on Saturday. The strike was narrowly avoided later that night after 11th hour negotiations produced an agreement to put outstanding issues to mediator Vince Ready to decide. NNSL file photo

EDITORIAL: Yk a company town and that company is the GNWT

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If territorial government workers had an extra spring in their steps Monday morning, they could...

Yellowknife’s Own Lot in Life

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Oh, so that’s what improvements look like. I recall my first memorable view of the downtown...

EDITORIAL: Red tape doesn’t pay the bills

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What happens when a mining company jumps through all the hoops and still gets shut...

Brendan Green’s legacy is guaranteed

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Maybe it's too early to talk about the legacy of Brendan Green as a world-class...

A MOUNTAIN VIEW: Changing it up

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Friends, one of the main things you learn to do in higher education is to...
Industry, Tourism and Investment Minister Wally Schumann (second from right) and Health Minister Glen Abernethy sign a socioeconomic agreement with Fortune Minerals, proponents of the NICO project outside of Whati. photo courtesy of Ryan McLeod

EDITORIAL: Mining won’t go without Indigenous consent

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The Tlicho government thought it had reached a deal: A significant portion of their land...

COLUMN: Grow the solution from within

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I can't say I've gotten to know a lot of people well in the community...

Yellowknifer – February 6, 2019

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UNW president Todd Parsons, surrounded by union presidents announces a strike notice for Feb, 11, 2019.

EDITORIAL: GNWT will lose even if it wins

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Not to be melodramatic but the Northwest Territories stands on the edge of a precipice...

EDITORIAL: Nurse and doctor shortage requires creative solutions

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Nunavut is suffering as a result of a medical staffing shortage, and it doesn't appear...
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