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EDITORIAL: In the dark again. It’s time to power up our options.

EDITORIAL: In the dark again. It’s time to power up our options.

I began writing this editorial in the dark on my phone as we experienced the third power outage in less than two weeks here in Inuvik.
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Inuvik Drum News briefs - Jan 26, 2023

Inuvik Drum News briefs - Jan 26, 2023

Ski Trails open for season
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Inuvik Drum Community Art Showcase: Northern Lights Earrings, by Janesta McLeod

Inuvik Drum Community Art Showcase: Northern Lights Earrings, by Janesta McLeod

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Inuvik Drum Youth of the Week: Presley Rogers

Inuvik Drum Youth of the Week: Presley Rogers

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Majority of tobacco taxes potentially paid by low-income smokers, stats show

Majority of tobacco taxes potentially paid by low-income smokers, stats show

While tobacco use continues to decline in Canada, according to GNWT statistics, the NWT still has one of the highest number of smokers per capita in the country — despite having Canada’s highest tobacco taxes.
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IN PHOTOS: NWT Scotties hits the ice in Inuvik

IN PHOTOS: NWT Scotties hits the ice in Inuvik

Inuvik was host to the NWT Scotties from Jan. 11 to Jan. 15.
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EDITORIAL: Random supply and service outages hinder Delta’s economic viability

EDITORIAL: Random supply and service outages hinder Delta’s economic viability

It’s been interesting trying to fill the newspaper this week.
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Feds kick in extra $80 million for Inuvik Airport runway extension

Feds kick in extra $80 million for Inuvik Airport runway extension

The Canadian military is kicking in an additional $80 million for the Mike Zubko Airport runway extension.
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Inuvik Drum news briefs, Jan 19 2023

Inuvik Drum news briefs, Jan 19 2023

Alexandria Loutitt is a world champion
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Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway to get guard rails with $14 million announcement

Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway to get guard rails with $14 million announcement

Inuvik’s gateway to the Arctic Ocean may soon have a new safety feature: guard rails.
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