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A kayak donation to the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre (PWNHC) was unveiled earlier this week.

A special administrator will be appointed to run Tsiigehtchic next month as it transitions from charter community to hamlet.

Something occurred to me while I was covering Pride this last week.

Fort McPherson’s Tetlit Gwich’in Dancers were in Inuvik June 13 to perform as part of the Arctic Development Expo. Here the demonstrate a waltz.

Stanislav Ksenofontov demonstrates how to play a mouth harp, a traditional musical instrument of the Sakha Sire, a region of Siberia North of Mongolia, during the Arctic Development Expo in Inuvik, N.W.T on June 14.

Police have now laid charges against a 28-year-old woman in connection with the death of a man in Fort Providence on Monday evening.

The out-of-control wildifre near Saamba K’e is showing no signs of slowing down and fire crews are doing whatever they can to try and protect the community.

The black smoke people may have seen earlier this week was the Yellowknife Airport Fire Department conducting fire training on Monday. Kaicheng Xin/NNSL photo

Sakku Innovative Building Solutions’ (SIBS) recent sale of 22 modular units to the Nunavut Housing Corporation (NHC) represents another big moment for a company that some believe could change the complexion of the construction industry in the territory.

It looks like the long-awaited dredging on Great Slave Lake near the mouth of the Hay River will be happening this summer. That’s according to the territory’s infrastructure minister.