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Officer was working as temporary relief in community

The Grow NWT Agrifood conference was an opportunity for enthusiasts to learn anything agriculture, from herding reindeer to managing your very own greenhouse.

Both shows sell out

A journey a year-and-a-half in the making reached its zenith in Tuktoyaktuk earlier this year.

Progress with getting Inuvik’s pool re-opened has come far enough along that town officials are confident enough to say it could open as early as March 18.

A study from B.C. researchers sheds new light on how women surviving intimate partner violence are discriminated against in the legal system.

It’s not an April Fool’s day gag; the Yellowknife area is moving up to 10-digit phone numbers starting April 1.

Facility aids Elders and others traveling to city for treatment

Keeping the gears in motion

Inuvik’s Midnight Sun Complex was jam-packed Feb. 23 to 26 for the IRC Native Hockey Tournament. Eight teams came out to play, braving blizzards and closed roads to get their ice time. When all was settled, the Tuk Bulldogs were the ‘B’ division champions and the Inuvik Huskies took the ‘A’ division title. Eric Bowling/NNSL Photo