Inuvik Drum

Inuvik may be over 10,000 kilometres away from Sudan, but for many of its citizens the military coup that has crippled the nation is far to close to home.

Halloween was legitimately scary in Ulukhaktok this year, as the community hunkered down in the wake of an Oct. 29 exposure notification.

If you see a large water bottle with a red flag attached floating or frozen along the Mackenzie River make sure to fish it out — and not just for environmental reasons.

Every so often, an idea is so on the mark, everyone wonders why it wasn’t thought of sooner.

For some, it was another research voyage. But for Lisa Broder, it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation is offering its support to survivors of Canada’s Day School system.

Dear Editor,

A search and rescue operation is being used as a cautionary tale by Tuktoyaktuk RCMP to always check in if on the land after two overdue hunters were determined safe and sound.

Kristine McLeod’s love of education and determination to help her people will live on in a new grant announced Oct. 26 by the finance department of the Government of the Northwest Territories.

Alberta RCMP have reviewed and cleared the Northwest Territories RCMP of any wrongdoing in an incident that occurred in an Inuvik cell on March 3, 2020.