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Nanilavut Initiative receives $11,000 donation from Jays Care Foundation

Nanilavut Initiative receives $11,000 donation from Jays Care Foundation

The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation’s Nanilavut Initiative has received an $11,000 donation from the Jays Care Foundation.
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2023 NWT Archery Championships spark interest among young athletes

2023 NWT Archery Championships spark interest among young athletes

The 2023 Northwest Territories Archery Championships were a resounding success, according to Carson Roche, who organized the three-day tournament with his colleagues at Aboriginal Sports Circle NWT (ASCNWT).
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Tlicho rapper ShaedyDain hopes career will ‘blow up’ in Ottawa

Tlicho rapper ShaedyDain hopes career will ‘blow up’ in Ottawa

It’s been just over a year since 16-year-old rapper Shaeden Letts relocated from Yellowknife to Ottawa with dreams of making it in the music industry.
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Gwich’in youth tap into Elders’ caribou knowledge in film project

Gwich’in youth tap into Elders’ caribou knowledge in film project

For Arlyn Charlie, the decision to get involved with Reel Youth is already paying off.
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‘Good celebrations and great matchups’ at busy Whati handgames tournament

‘Good celebrations and great matchups’ at busy Whati handgames tournament

The recent handgames tournament in Whati was a bigger success than anybody could have anticipated, according to the community’s recreation coordinator, Samantha Migwi.
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Health authority to pilot land-based mental health and wellness camps for youth

Health authority to pilot land-based mental health and wellness camps for youth

This November and December, the Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority (NTHSSA) will pilot two land-based mental health and wellness camps for youth aged 12-18.
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Sanikiluaq’s new ATV bridge is the latest sign of progress in ‘a community that felt left out’

Sanikiluaq’s new ATV bridge is the latest sign of progress in ‘a community that felt left out’

Sanikiluaq’s new bridge for all-terrain vehicles will connect residents to their traditional hunting and fishing grounds, and it will benefit the small island community in more ways than that.
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Survey suggests majority of Canadians see legacy of colonialism as a problem

Survey suggests majority of Canadians see legacy of colonialism as a problem

The majority of Canadians see the legacy of colonialism as an ongoing problem, according to a new survey from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute (ARI).
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Federal government announces $24 million for new Yellowknife wellness and recovery centre

Federal government announces $24 million for new Yellowknife wellness and recovery centre

The federal government is investing just over $24 million in the new wellness and recovery centre in Yellowknife, Member of Parliament Michael McLeod and NWT Health Minister Julie Green announced on Oct. 13.
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Highly dangerous contaminants found in Hay River illicit drugs, chief public health officer warns

Highly dangerous contaminants found in Hay River illicit drugs, chief public health officer warns

Carfentanil and benzodiazepines have popped up again in Hay River, prompting the NWT’s chief public health officer to issue another health advisory.
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