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The open-air fire ban in Yellowknife has officially been lifted.

All communities in the NWT can apply to the territorial government for funding to put on an event for the National Day for for Truth and Reconciliation, even retroactively.

The Government of Nunavut’s cabinet has been reorganized following the swearing in of new members Joelie Kaernerk and Daniel Qavvik.

When it comes to the records of those who attended residential schools, the NWT’s chief coroner says it’s a case of the files being stored in two locations with some overlap.

New Brunswick, Saskatchewan making it requirement for schools to get parental consent for name change

Yellowknife residents awoke to a sky bathed in an unusual orange hue Saturday morning, and that has forced the City of Yellowknife to cancel its much-anticipated Welcome Home event, which was originally scheduled for Saturday aternoon.

The candidates for Nunavut’s 2023 municipal elections were announced on Friday, Sept. 22.

Inuvik Native Band is getting $1.6 million for children under 18 years old through Jordan’s Principle, which is administered by the federal government.

The Yellowknife Farmer’s Market is officially over for another year. The final night of 2023 happened at Somba K’e Plaza this past Tuesday.

Nunavut RCMP have charged three women after receiving a complaint that they used Inuit status to defraud two organizations.