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The grand chief of the Tlicho nation is challenging land acknowledgements at the City of Yellowknife and beyond, saying it’s time the region is recognized as the traditional territory of his people.

As students get ready for the next school year and the long dark hours ahead, they’ll have a safe school bus to go in for at least two more years.

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Mother Nature lit up the skies over the Mackenzie River on Thursday night.

With heightening tensions in Europe following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Jens Stoltenberg visited Cambridge Bay on August 25, the first in his position to do so. Specifically to shore up the strategic importance of Canada’s Arctic to the defence of North America and to the defensive alliance.

When this editorial hits newsstands, it will have been at least five days since the Canadian Press (CP) broke news that the $25 million in reparations Canada was seeking from the Catholic Church for its role in the residential school system was effectively written off in the middle of an election.

The annual ‘Friendship Breakfast’ gives the community the opportunity to meet the homeless

Yellowknifers, especially those in high-risk groups, should take precautions against the poor air quality caused by wildfire smoke on Friday, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).

École Įtłʼǫ̀, the replacement for J. H. Sissons School on 51A Avenue, has officially been completed.