Inuvik Drum

A Tuktoyaktuk man is in custody after repeatedly pointing a loaded rifle at RCMP officers.

Overhauls to the Education Act currently being proposed aren’t drawing tremendous confidence from parents or regular MLAs alike.

Inuvik was beaming with pride on June 5. A huge conglomorate of social clubs, service organizations and governments came together on Pride Day to show their support for the LGBTQ2S+ community and to show hate has no place in the streets of Inuvik. Following the march, a barbecue and concert was enjoyed by all.

When former NWT premier Nellie Cournoyea was told Canada Post was going to issue a special edition stamp in her honour, she knew exactly where she wanted them to have the unveiling ceremony and why.

A special administrator will be appointed to run Tsiigehtchic next month as it transitions from charter community to hamlet.

Something occurred to me while I was covering Pride this last week.

Stanislav Ksenofontov demonstrates how to play a mouth harp, a traditional musical instrument of the Sakha Sire, a region of Siberia North of Mongolia, during the Arctic Development Expo in Inuvik, N.W.T on June 14.

Fort McPherson’s Tetlit Gwich’in Dancers were in Inuvik June 13 to perform as part of the Arctic Development Expo. Here the demonstrate a waltz.

With an overwhelming majority of Tsiigehtchic voting in favour of hamlet status, all eyes are on an upcoming meeting with Municipal and Community Affairs (MACA) to determine the next steps.

When you say the word “Arctic,” certain iconic animals jump to mind.