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After 40 years of dedicated service, Pat Rowe, the deputy chief of the Fort Simpson Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Department, has retired.

Central hub to revive organization’s support services after 2018 Rockhill fire

With the temperature starting to creep above freezing, the melting season has now officially begun.

Yellowknife is willing to host the 2026 Arctic Winter Games. All that needs to happen now is for the GNWT to agree to do most of the financial lifting.

Recent changes to how the Alberta government accepts organ donations do not have any effect on potential donors in the NWT.

Marco Mendicino, federal Minister of Public Safety, and NWT MP Michael McLeod were at Glen’s Your Independent Grocer on Thursday morning.

An early morning fire on April 8 has caused extensive damage to a three-storey residential building currently under construction in downtown Iqaluit, near the Pentecostal church.

Inuvik’s Midnight Sun Complex echoed with the sounds of handmade drums March 17. After a week of practising dance moves, assembling drums and making clothes, the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation’s Drum Dancing workshop showcased their skills, with students from across the Beaufort Delta coming out to learn their traditional crafts.

After 32 years of teaching in the Kivalliq region, Trudi Bruce is retiring come June.