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If you think security work is boring, mostly consisting of napping while you wait for your shift to end, think again.

A wholesome and scrumptious tradition was back at East Three School this month. East Three School’s drama department’s Dinner Theatre resumed with two showings of High Rise Hijinks , a collection of scenes built around apartment humour. Their efforts paid off, raising over $3,700 for the East Three School basketball program and helping spread the theatre bug in Inuvik.

A group of students at École St. Patrick High School participated in the Canadian senior and intermediate mathematics competitions in November; this month, they got some good news.

Two housing advocate groups are calling for the cancellation of all arrears currently owed by Indigenous people in the NWT, the dissolution of Housing NWT and a State of Emergency in the Northwest Territories based on he number of unhoused Indigenous women in the territory.

A small Yukon First Nation says it’s dealing with an “opioid emergency” that is terrorizing its members.

Unionized city workers are beginning to leave the picket lines and return to work.

The Stanton Hospital Foundation turns 25 years old this year and that means a celebration of sorts.

Last week, a motion directing Housing NWT to forgive arrears for Elders and residential school survivors passed in the legislature. This followed an announcement by two housing advocates to do the same for all Indigenous persons living under Housing NWT and the declaration of a state of emergency in the territory.

Iglulik filmmaker highlights newest project, Wrong Husband

A man is facing two drug charges after Fort McPherson RCMP caught him in a vehicle with crack cocaine and OxyContin.