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The Salvation Army is still in need of toys and people willing to volunteer for fundraising kettle drive shifts.

On Dec. 9, Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok joined 11 other provincial and territorial premiers in calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to hold a first minister’s meeting on health in early 2023.

Those who have worked toward creating accessibility for persons with disabilities were honoured with awards on Dec. 2.

Last week we witnessed Alberta’s government attempt to take credit for the Arctic Winter Games removing its vaccine mandate.

There are eight finalists for the 2022 Arctic Inspiration Prize.

Lawyers for the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation and other Inuit and Indigenous governments are making their arguments today before the Supreme Court to maintain their right to jurisdiction over family services, with the GNWT joining Quebec as an intervener in questioning the law.

Yellowknife Independent Grocers have been experiencing shortages of produce lately.

Inuvik Community Corporation election underway

The City of Yellowknife’s budget is all set for 2023 with the property tax increase whittled down to 4.37 per cent for both residential and commercial properties.

The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation has publicly chastised the territorial government and Premier Caroline Cochrane, accusing the GNWT of reversing its stance on a homegrown child care law that the IRC passed just over a year ago .