NWT mine worker attends Biden’s Parliament speech
A Nechalacho mine worker spent Friday in Ottawa at the Prime Minister's invitation, watching US President Joe Biden address Canadians in Parliament.
A Nechalacho mine worker spent Friday in Ottawa at the Prime Minister's invitation, watching US President Joe Biden address Canadians in Parliament.
Leaders of northern Indigenous peoples are calling for a "full, independent investigation" of the downstream impacts of oil sands pollution.
RCMP in Fort McPherson say a man will face charges after being found in a car with "79 individual baggies believed to be crack cocaine."
A satellite that launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida on Tuesday was built partly by students from the Northwest Territories. Here's what it'll do.
A Dene Nation water summit being held this week has taken on new urgency as delegates deal with the fallout from Imperial Oil's Kearl tailings spills.
An Ulukhaktok food bank, a meal program at Hay River's shelter and an expanded Tulita community garden are among beneficiaries of United Way funding in 2023.
To "reward the patience" of Inuvik residents, swimming at the town's pool will be free for two weeks once it reopens after a three-year closure.
Tuktoyaktuk's MLA says delays to renovation work at the community's school risk depriving students and residents of the space they need.
Inuvik's pool is now set to reopen around March 18, ending a three-year closure brought on by Covid-19 and prolonged by difficulties carrying out an overhaul.
Inuvik hosted a judo tournament for the first time since the pandemic, welcoming athletes from Yellowknife, Fort Providence and Fort Liard.
Gwich'in ski jumper Alexandria Loutitt is now a senior world champion, completing an astonishing year of firsts in a sport Canadians don't ordinarily dominate.
"People are taking notice a lot more." NWT curler Kerry Galusha found a bigger platform than ever at this year's Scotties to advocate for Indigenous peoples.