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IN PHOTOS: Historic Aklavik to Inuvik canoe race returns after 57 year hiatus

IN PHOTOS: Historic Aklavik to Inuvik canoe race returns after 57 year hiatus

For the first time in 57 years, the top paddlers of the North took the ultimate challenge, paddling 120 kilometres from Aklavik to Inuvik. Twelve teams cast off from Aklavik at 8 a.m. July 20, with the first team crossing the finish line at 8:18 p.m. that night, making the journey in just over 12 hours. The last team to make it in arrived at 6:04 a.m. July 21, spending a total of 22 hours on the river.
Smoke advisory issued for Town of Inuvik

Smoke advisory issued for Town of Inuvik

It may be obvious, but Inuvik is experiencing thick smoke as a result of a nearby wildfire.
Feds kick in $53 million to protect Tuktoyaktuk coastline

Feds kick in $53 million to protect Tuktoyaktuk coastline

Over $53.7 million is being contributed by the federal government to protect the coastline of Tuktoyaktuk.
From thaw slumps to glaciers, ARI speaker series digs up the dirt on permafrost

From thaw slumps to glaciers, ARI speaker series digs up the dirt on permafrost

When one says the word permafrost, the first concept that comes to mind is a layer of ice below us, but that’s not always the case.
Inuvik Pool to reopen Aug. 2, says Town

Inuvik Pool to reopen Aug. 2, says Town

Swimmers delight - the town of Inuvik has announced the pool will re-open on Aug. 2.
IN PHOTOS: Youth take to the diamond for some ‘Fun in the Sun’

IN PHOTOS: Youth take to the diamond for some ‘Fun in the Sun’

It was a busy weekend at Peggy Curtis Field. Inuvik Minor Softball association hosted a summer tournament, dubbed ‘Fun in the Sun’. A total of 10 teams came out to compete in three leagues on July 15 and 16.
Low water levels force change in barge schedule

Low water levels force change in barge schedule

Low water levels on the Mackenzie River have forced a change in this year’s barge schedule.
Father’s House to re-open as Thrift Store and Food Bank in Paulatuk

Father’s House to re-open as Thrift Store and Food Bank in Paulatuk

A piece of Paulatuk’s history has been restored with the help of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
“Very concerning” - ice-free summers by 2030s could mean dramatic changes for Arctic

“Very concerning” - ice-free summers by 2030s could mean dramatic changes for Arctic

Northerners should be preparing for a dramatically different world within the coming decade, warn climate scientists, after a recent study concluded the Arctic summers could be ice free by the 2030s.
Grant Scott named Municipal Administrator for Tsiigehtchic

Grant Scott named Municipal Administrator for Tsiigehtchic

Grand Scott has been named Municipal Administrator of Tsiigehtchic as the community transitions from Charter Community to Hamlet.