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Candidates in this year’s territorial election have no doubt been bombarded with question after survey after request of their time about their positions on all sorts of subjects.

The Juno Beach Centre (JBC) in Normandy, France, which commemorates Canada’s contribution in the Second World War, is currently in the midst of a $1.25 million renewal of its Faces of Canada Today permanent exhibition space.

Yellowknife’s Remembrance Day parade drew hundreds to the downtown core Saturday to commemorsate the lives lost serving their country.

The proceedings against former NWT territorial court judge Donovan Molloy are over, as a five-person panel has ruled that the judicial council “does not have jurisdiction to hear, or continue to hear, complaints about former territorial court judges.”

Will there be a Great Northern Arts Festival in 2024? No one appears to know — and the lack of information has some artists increasingly concerned.

Northwestel internet, cable and phone customers in Yellowknife, Behchoko, Whati and Fort Providence are likely noticing disruptions in service today.

Inuvik RCMP report they are undertaking a police operation at Lakeview Manor.

Editor’s note: The following story deal with disturbing material.

System continues to fail Indigenous people as prison population grows

In the span of more than 70 years, he’s been an electrician, a justice of the peace, a regional maintenance officer and a regional superintendent, to name a few job titles. But the continued legacy for Fort Smith’s Richard Mercredi is that he has been a fur trapper since he was a youth.