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It’s the back half of the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Charlottetown and that means a busier week for Team NT.

A 41-year-old man is facing charges following what Hay River RCMP called a “long-term investigation.”

Ambe Chenemu, founder of the Black Advocacy Coalition Up North (BAC Up North), policy and partnership advisor with the Tlicho government, has announced he is running in Yellowknife Centre in the 2023 territorial elections.

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Numerous healthy living and anti-bullying programs across district

The unions representing striking city workers are accusing municipal administration of cutting off access to city councillors.

The union representing Yellowknife’s firefighters is demanding the City of Yellowknife release a full, unredacted report published nearly one year ago.

Moratorium or not, experts and government officials agree the chances of another Western Arctic Oil boom are effectively zero.

East Three School’s annual five-on-five basketball tournament officially rebranded itself as the annual Alfred Moses Memorial Tournament Feb. 10-11. Moses was an avid supporter of Inuvik basketball and the program felt naming a tournament after him was a good way to honour his memory. In the end, the host East Three Eagles u19 took the championship.

A construction crew is hard at work in Yellowknife with power tools, heavy machinery and canoe paddles. But they aren’t using the usual timber, bricks and mortar their materials are ice and snow.