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As Canada Day is the one and only day where you are able to enjoy a cold beer on a hot day on a patio in Inuvik, I made sure to stop by the Inuvik Legion McInnes Branch 220 for their beer garden.

If you see a big orange plane flying lower to the ground than you would normally expect, don’t worry. It’s all in the name of science.

Chief Paul Niditchie School is celebrating a milestone this year.

Thirty-six affordable housing units are expected to be created in Yellowknife with a total of $7.9 million in government funding announced on June 30.

As Canadians grow more concerned about rising inflation, competition across different sectors of the economy has become a “kitchen-table issue” at a time when the federal government is reviewing its competition law.

The head of the RCMP in the Northwest Territories says one of his top priorities is recruiting more Indigenous members and staff.

As Garth and Linda Carman were leaving their Hay River home due to an encroaching wildfire last month, they were faced with a hairy animal welfare issue: what to do with almost a dozen cats.

Nunavut Day is special for Cambridge Bay’s Jamie Taipana.

Residents of Wekweeti are returning home after the territories’ wildfire agency decided a wildfire burning near the community is now under control.

A group of 20 young people recently visited Toronto to improve their skills as summer camp youth leaders, attend a Blue Jays game and to see the sights.