Inuvik Drum

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Recent changes to how the Alberta government accepts organ donations do not have any effect on potential donors in the NWT.

Inuvik’s Midnight Sun Complex echoed with the sounds of handmade drums March 17. After a week of practising dance moves, assembling drums and making clothes, the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation’s Drum Dancing workshop showcased their skills, with students from across the Beaufort Delta coming out to learn their traditional crafts.

Four months ago I published an editorial pointing out the blatant double standards we’ve seen in policing protests in Canada and the United States. The editorial concluded any future heavy-handed treatment of Indigenous land defenders by RCMP officers would be forever weighed against how police dealt with armed protesters at border crossings and noise terrorists in Ottawa.

Aklavik ENR officers search for caribou wasters

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Diesel, propane and other natural gas products could soon be sourced from the Beaufort Delta as the Inuvialuit Energy Security Project edges closer to reality.

East Three School was bouncing with activity March 3 to 5 as the annual Inuvik Co-Ed Volleyball tournmament hit the courts. Eight teams came out for weekend. In the end,

Last week, we told the story of a man driving his electric vehicle through the Dempster Highway to the Arctic Coast and back, a hazardous journey for the most well equipped of vehicles.