Editorial

Whether in the home, in schools or interacting in the many workshops put on throughout the territory by dedicated staff and volunteers, our Elders are among the greatest treasures in society.

As the story goes, more than 400 people attended the celebration of life held in 2015 for Timothy Henderson.

Still, some see opportunity amid the chains

It’s Indigenous Languages Month in the Northwest Territories and with a recently much anticipated byelection just passing us in Tu Nedhe-Wiilideh, there may be no better time to point out the importance of language to our territory’s function.

Town needs data to make hard decisions for Hay River’s growth

If there’s one organization in town that really doesn’t get enough credit for its patience, it’s Parks Canada.

Hay River said goodbye to Linda Carter earlier this month, a well-known and celebrated resident who, along with her family, has added to the quality of life of locals for decades through her time and labour.

Every sledder has a story.

In all honesty, “Omicron conundrum” is a better headline than a description of the challenges we all face in 2022, landlords and renters alike.

Over the past 15 years, the Government of Canada has started trying to make up for centuries of destructive policies and behaviour toward Indigenous peoples.