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Emma Taylor, a resident of Yellowknife, won the RBC Best of Region Award for the Northwest Territories and second place in hairstyling during Skills Canada competition in Winnipeg.

People are returning home to Hay River following the lifting of the mandatory evacuation and now, the hope is that pets can also return home.

The new fish plant is in the home stretch of completion, according to Caroline Wawzonek, Minister of Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI).

An aviation fuel shortage in Gjoa Haven has caused flights out of the community to be limited to medevacs.

If you see a lot of people walking, running or biking along the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk highway this weekend, give them a supportive honk.

A new RCMP vessel was christened in Yellowknife on Tuesday.

The Artic Bay health centre has closed temporarily due to staff shortages, the Department of Health advised in a Wednesday afternoon news release.

Sidney Lecky has officially been appointed the new commanding officer and chief superintendent of G Division. The official turnover ceremony happened on Tuesday afternoon at the Chateau Nova Hotel.

When is a history book not a history book? While that may appear to be a riddle, it becomes a valid question when a substantial part of history is left untold within its pages.

A pilot program is launching in Inuvik and Fort Resolution to help people in public housing to improve their credit ratings.