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Students from across the Beaufort Delta showed off their passion for knowledge at Beaufort Delta District Education Council’s Wisdom Fest. The annual fair allows students to explore projects in science, passion or heritage and provides cash prizes for the best work in several age groups. Students learned about concepts are varied as the political spectrum to hunting and trapping techniques and beyond.

Plans to open veterinary clinic in fall, future plans to expand into shelter

Janet Kochon never let go of her dream to become an educator, and even though the path has been full of twists and turns, she’s fulfilling that aspiration in Colville Lake.

Police have charged a Pond Inlet man following the death of a woman in the community earlier this month.

The next time you see some students from Fort Smith selling something, remember this: they’ve probably been taught how to do it well.

While several people from Yellowknife made their way to warmer places for spring break – Mexico, for example – one couple spent their time off trying to improve the lives of people less fortunate.

The Tlicho Government has formed an agreement with College Nordique to cover the cost of Tlicho language courses for members of the Indigenous community.

The Idaa Ts’ade gathering in Behchoko in March presented many opportunities for youth to learn from and listen to Elders.

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Forensic Indenification Unit investigating matter