Inuvik Drum

Covid-19 cases are holding steady in Inuvik, but have increased slightly in Tuktoyaktuk.

A checkstop has been established on the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway and will remain in place until Dec. 3.

For a region under the cold blanket of Covid-19, there may be some light at the end of the tunnel.

With temperatures plunging and the nights growing ever long, children of Inuvik have a new way to get to school every day after a project several years in the making comes to fruition Nov. 22.

Three travellers who were overdue to return to Fort McPherson from Dawson City have been located safe and sound.

Covid-19 numbers in the Beaufort Delta have dropped a second time in two days, with cases in Tuktoyaktuk dropping to 85 and Inuvik holding steady at six cases.

Covid-19 cases continue to drop in the Beaufort Delta.

It’s official. The Canadian Rangers are being deployed to Tuktoyaktuk.

A containment order for Tuktoyaktuk has been extended until Nov. 29.

As the isolation period for those exposed to Covid-19 at Children First Society (CFS) daycare wraps up without incident, organizers of the annual fundraising gala say they’re crossing their fingers the worst is behind them. But in an abundance of caution they’re repeating their decision to postpone their primary fundraiser.