Inuvik Drum

When Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller was in town to announce a $2.3 million boost for the Gwich’in Wellness Centre, Grand Chief Ken Kyikavichik commended the minister for his opposition to the parole of convicted Nunavut sex-offender Eric Dejaeger, saying “having that realism and having that response is helpful to a lot of those that have had to endure the genocide of the Indian residential school system.”

An ancient Gwich’in tradition thundered through the streets of Inuvik this weekend, shattering glass ceilings and helping people reconnect with their heritage.

Inuvik RCMP and Town officials are asking anyone who may have information on who broke into and robbed the Inuvik Welcoming Centre overnight between June 28 and 29.

A longstanding dream of the Gwich’in Tribal Council is now years ahead of schedule thanks for support from the federal government.

A simple “We’re sorry” from the Pope isn’t going to cut it for the Fort Norman Métis community.

Fundraisers are hoping to establish a new arts centre to greet those coming to Tuktoyaktuk.

After a week of isolation, the Tsiigehtchic ferry is back in operation, albeit with delays due to the dock being reconstructed.

After several years of development and just in time for a surge in tourism, the curtain was finally lifted on Inuvik’s new centrepiece on June 18.

Imagine being shipwrecked, watching ships pass by along the horizon, but never close enough for you to hop on and escape.

How long does it take to walk from Newfoundland to Tuktoyaktuk? As it turns out, five years — give or take a global pandemic.