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The number of wildfires in the 2022 season is on track to more than double the five-year average, and is on the cusp of surpassing the ten-year average, according to forecasting by NWT Fire.

59 dead bison discovered, sparking effort to contain the disease

Town of Inuvik officials are asking nicely one last time to anyone who roams freely throughout the night not to damage municipal property while they’re enjoying the summer.

The City of Yellowknife has announced that, effective Tuesday August 16, Passport Parking Canada will be available for residents as the City’s new parking meter app.

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Food prices will be subsidized in Inuvik during spring break-up and fall freeze up as food security in the North received another funding boost from Ottawa.

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A familiar food favourite has been greeting passengers arriving at Mike Zubko Airport.

A community classic, the Midway Music festival was back in full force July 29 to Aug. 1. Hundreds came from far and wide for a weekend of dancing, singing and celebrations. With border restrictions eased, even friends and family from Alaska made the trip. Photos courtesy of Lawrence Norbert.

Inuvik Slo-pitch association held its annual Midnight Sun tournament from July 29 to Aug. 1. With the town dropping field rates, more teams were able to register and in total nine teams came out for a weekend of ball. When the dust settled, the Native Yankees took the 2022 championship.