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The Behchoko RCMP are investigating a suspicious death that was reported to police early on Tuesday morning.

Northerners should be preparing for a dramatically different world within the coming decade, warn climate scientists, after a recent study concluded the Arctic summers could be ice free by the 2030s.

Telus Mobility customers in Fort Providence are currently experiencing difficulties when attempting to call the local RCMP line, 699-1111.

The RCMP received a total of 404 calls in the NWT over the weekend, including two assaults with a weapon and 21 reports of impaired driving, which resulted in five individuals being charged.

Eighty-three students graduated from Aurora College in 2021-22, four fewer than the 87 grads from a year earlier.

Nadia Ootoovak has been spending time on the land with her family for as long as she can remember.

Birchwood Coffee has decided to end its Pay-it-Forward donation program, which allowed customers to donate money towards feeding the homeless. The main reason is due to safety concerns, according to Jawah Scott, the store’s owner.

Iglulik’s Arctic Fresh Projects has been awarded the contract to build the 24-bed trauma and addictions treatment facility set to open in Iqaluit in 2025.

Nunavut Arctic College will receive $40.3 million in funding from the Government of Nunavut in 2023-24, an increase from $38 million the previous year.

The Government of Nunavut’s Civil Forfeiture Office is currently operating without a director.