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After a week of isolation, the Tsiigehtchic ferry is back in operation, albeit with delays due to the dock being reconstructed.

After several years of development and just in time for a surge in tourism, the curtain was finally lifted on Inuvik’s new centrepiece on June 18.

Residents of the Northwest Territories should expect a relatively average wildfire season this year, with a risk of extreme fires around Great Slave Lake, according to the NWT’s manager of fire operations.

Memories of a long-gone era have come flooding back for many residents of Pond Inlet when documentary filmmakers from Thunder Bay visited the community bearing sketches drawn in the community between 1970 and 71 by Susan Ross, an artist from Thunder Bay, Ontario who passed away in 2006.

Vital Metals’ early stage commissioning of its Saskatoon rare earth extraction plant has officially begun, according to a June 17 update from Bill Braden, media relations manager at Cheetah Resources.

The RCMP have ended a search for a missing man after human remains were discovered near Fort Liard.

A portrait of Luigi Fiume illustrated by his son, Roberto

After severe flooding wrecked campgrounds and washed away the beach, Hay River Territorial Park opened this week thanks to local contractors and municipal staff who went “way above and beyond” in their clean-up efforts, said a government official.

Imagine being shipwrecked, watching ships pass by along the horizon, but never close enough for you to hop on and escape.

The 50 Street store shut in 1986 but the memories live on