Inuvik Drum

If you see a big orange plane flying lower to the ground than you would normally expect, don’t worry. It’s all in the name of science.

As Canada Day is the one and only day where you are able to enjoy a cold beer on a hot day on a patio in Inuvik, I made sure to stop by the Inuvik Legion McInnes Branch 220 for their beer garden.

Fire up the AC. A heat warning has been issued for the Beaufort and Mackenzie Delta.

As the sun slowly rotated around Inuvik, Peggy Curtis Field was the site of cheers as the Gary Harley Tournament took to the field. Eight men’s teams and three women’s teams came out for three days of softball. In the end, the Tuk Whitecaps were on top on the men’s side and RRR won the women’s division.

It was a time for celebration for students of Aurora College on June 17, as over 30 graduates crossed the threshold to receive their diplomas and certificates. A ceremony was held at the Midnight Sun Complex for their proud families. Congratulations to all the graduates — you’ve earned it!

A local high school student is facing charges of uttering death threats.

What happened in Tuktoyaktuk this last weekend should be a case study for every single police officer to memorize.

A stolen truck complaint turned into a drug bust after community members in Fort McPherson took matters into their own hands.

A 64-year-old woman is dead following a collision with a truck on the Dempster Highway.

Circumpolar culture was on full display at the Arctic Development Expo. The annual gathering in Inuvik ran from June 12 to 14 this year, bringing delegates from across the North and beyond. Each evening attendees were treated to cultural showcases from Inuvik and across the circumpolar North. Also, comedy.