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An Inuvik-led project to bring hope to cancer patients is nearing completion and the organizers want the entire territory to contribute a passage.

Wrestling conjures images of fierce grappling on the mats, but it’s an avenue to help shape more well-rounded human beings, said Chris Crooks, coach of the highly successful wrestling program in Cambridge Bay.

Northern musician Leela Gilday channeled her voice into uplifting her Dene community through mental health advocacy at the Įdaà Ts’ade gathering earlier this year.

Crews battling the wildfire near Fort Smith past Bell Rock have been making some headway, according to the latest update from the Department of Environment and Climate Change.

Stone-age regulations on how satellites can operate are holding back Canada’s space economy, according to a local satellite hosting company.

A delegation of Indigenous leaders from Canada met with King Charles III on Thursday, where they talked about reconciliation and the need to build a strong relationship going forward.

At William McDonald Middle School, teachers and students did their part to remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls by printing their hands with red paint onto pieces of black paper.

Lesa Semmler has been pushing to bring working solutions to the ongoing problem of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) for almost eight years, but says the real work is only now beginning.

While the South Slave region may be out of the danger of flooding, the one thing that now threatens the region is forest fires.

Caroline Wawzonek, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, spoke about changes the GNWT are making in response to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG).