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Yellowknife Scouts host haunted house as fundraiser for jamboree in Iceland

Yellowknife Scouts host haunted house as fundraiser for jamboree in Iceland

Some eerie things happened at the Folk on the Rocks site Sunday.
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Edward Sangris’ passing ‘a great loss for this whole territory’

Edward Sangris’ passing ‘a great loss for this whole territory’

The death of former Dettah chief Edward Sangris is being deeply felt by people across the Northwest Territories.
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Savikataaq leads attack against MP’s efforts to change Nunavut mining regulations

Savikataaq leads attack against MP’s efforts to change Nunavut mining regulations

On October 26 th , Minister Savikataaq introduced discussion of MP Idlout’s Bill C-326.
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Malliki wants answers on bullying

Malliki wants answers on bullying

Calls on government to address issue immediately
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Leg session kicks off with familiar topics

Leg session kicks off with familiar topics

Beer and wine store, Sakku School and Chesterfield Inlet power plant among early discussions
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Navy wants connections with Kivalliqmiut

Navy wants connections with Kivalliqmiut

HMCS William Hall to be affiliated with region
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Fraud case involving twins who claimed Inuit status adjourned until new year

Fraud case involving twins who claimed Inuit status adjourned until new year

A court case involving twin sisters who are facing fraud charges for claiming Inuit status has been adjourned until the new year.
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UPDATE: Fort Smith RCMP locate missing teen

UPDATE: Fort Smith RCMP locate missing teen

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GNWT says cabinet will need to enact regulation to freeze carbon tax on home heating oil

GNWT says cabinet will need to enact regulation to freeze carbon tax on home heating oil

Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to read that permafrost degradation would cost $200 million annually. It originally stated incorrectly permafrost would cost $250,000 per year.
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To sustain hope for Indigenous language revitalization, funding must change, commissioner hears

To sustain hope for Indigenous language revitalization, funding must change, commissioner hears

There is “much that needs to be improved” in the Indigenous Languages Act, says Ronald E. Ignace, but the federal legislation provides a starting point.
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