Online Gwich’in Gathering takes action against Alaskan oil drilling
"We're not activists. We're worried about our children's future." Gwich’in peoples meeting online reaffirmed their commitment to guard caribou calving grounds.
Paulatuk marches to raise awareness to violence against women
Residents of Paulatuk raised awareness of violence against women with a Take Back the Night march – the first the community has held in years.
Gwich’in Tribal Council supports Mi’kmaq fishers in Nova Scotia
The Gwich’in Tribal Council expressed solidarity with Nova Scotia's Sipekne’katik First Nation as Mi’kmaq and non-Indigenous fishers argue over their rights.
Every bike spoken for: YK stores cope with pandemic rush for rides
Yellowknifers needed bikes so badly this year, people bought them sight-unseen. Here's how Overlander Sports and Old Town Bike Works scrambled to meet demand.
Encouraged by Liberal throne speech, NWT hopes to unlock cash
Premier Caroline Cochrane said she was excited by Wednesday's throne speech but stressed the need for more federal cash, particularly in areas like housing.
NWT youth board research vessel for week-long expedition
Rescued from scrap to sail Great Slave Lake, the Nahidik is spending the week on the East Arm with NWT students on board, studying the depths.
‘Squash bubbles’ coming to Racquet Club, will allow regular games
For the first time since Covid-19 restrictions hit, squash players from different Yellowknife households will be allowed to play each other.
‘A new Arctic.’ Global warming shifts the North’s entire climate
Life in the Arctic will soon mean less ice and snow, and more open water and rain. Two scientists who studied that change in detail explain their findings.
Aurora Village gets ready to welcome Yellowknifers
One of the biggest tour operators in the Northwest Territories is doing something new as aurora season starts: targeting locals.
Aklak Air resumes regularly scheduled flights in Beaufort Delta
Aklak Air will add a second flight to its weekly service schedule as it looks to recover from initial disruption to flights brought on by Covid-19.
Gwich’in working to change how wildfires are fought
A new Gwich'in project is building Indigenous knowledge into wildfire response. Meet a crew from Fort Yukon working to fight extreme fires in California.
How Yellowknife’s funeral home adapted to Covid-19
"What the heck we are supposed to do to create safety for families?" Janice McKenna explains how her funeral home figured that out over the past six months.