Inuvik Drum

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RCMP are asking the public for any information that could lead to the whereabouts of three stolen firearms.

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Inuvik gave the World Famous C.B. — formerly Cheeseburger — a warm northern welcome July 15 as Totally Arctic Wrestling held its first of a double-header at Ingamo Hall. Joining the honoured guest were Inuvik droogs Deztro the Eskimofo, Blu Wilder and the Nolarbear to dazzle the crowd with a bit of the old ultra-violence. The action continued the following night in Tuktoykatuk for the hamlet’s first wrestling show ever. Eric Bowling/NNSL photo

As the Arctic coast celebrates the 20th anniversary of World Oceans Day July 8, a long-time marine safety researcher is cautioning boaters that the basic Transport Canada guidelines aren’t enough for the North.

The Canada Council for the Arts wants northerners to know — if you have art that needs financial support, they will provide it.

There may soon be be no more deputy Grand Chiefs of the Gwich’in Tribal Council.

I often joke that I have the luck of an Englishman, usually right before some unforeseen disaster occurs.

The federal government is contributing $414,000 to fund the establishment of 72 EV chargers in the Northwest Territories.

Drifting ferry due to maintenance, says GNWT