Opinion

If you hear or feel a sudden bump in the middle of the night, it can certainly give you a fright.

The federal government’s recent decision to extend its suspension on drilling in the Beaufort Sea is not surprising, considering the harsh environmental impacts and low demand for oil and gas.

In an era of supposed reconciliation, and the revitalization of Indigenous legal frameworks across Turtle Island, one would hope to see radical action and alignment between colonial governments and the Indigenous governing bodies on whose territory colonial forces reside.

If there is any lesson to learn from our nation’s air travel debacles over the past year, it’s that this is especially bad news for the North.

We celebrated Christmas and brought in the New Year in a great way, by spending a lot of time with family.

Well, here we are entering 2023.

For nearly three years now, we have all been in a state of constant flux and change due to the global Covid-19 pandemic.

What is the difference between a chamber of commerce and a board of trade?

In a stunning departure from good governance, NWT Industry Minister Caroline Wawzonek said that recent talks around mining regulations were limited to representatives from the mining sector since it was the only stakeholder.

It’s almost time to reflect, reset and embark on the new year with new resolutions.