Cabin Radio is finalist for mental health reporting award
A Cabin Radio report on Tuktoyaktuk's House of Hope has been shortlisted for a national award recognizing reporting on the mental health of young people.
A Cabin Radio report on Tuktoyaktuk's House of Hope has been shortlisted for a national award recognizing reporting on the mental health of young people.
Ancient antlers in calving grounds suggest caribou have been going to the same stretch of Arctic coast to give birth for more than 3,000 years, researchers say.
The Town of Inuvik will hold a free event at the Vancouver Maritime Museum in March to give city residents "a taste of the Arctic in their own backyard."
Two groups may be interested in taking over the running of Inuvik's warming shelter from Housing NWT. But GNWT budget details raise questions about funding.
After a two-year absence, the Order of the Northwest Territories is returning. JoAnne Deneron, Paul Kaeser and Mary Effie Snowshoe will be honoured next month.
NWT ministers are pushing their Yukon counterparts to drive the Dempster Highway in a bid to illustrate the consequences of deteriorating road conditions.
Two dogs were killed and efforts are under way to find a third, potentially injured dog after an incident involving a vehicle in Inuvik early on Monday morning.
The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation has taken possession of Inuvik's Mackenzie Hotel and expects to soon reopen its restaurant.
Tuktoyaktuk is facing a chickenpox outbreak, the NWT's chief public health officer said on Thursday, listing a flight and a hockey game as exposure sites.
A mental health project spanning Inuit Nunangat won the million-dollar Arctic Inspiration Prize. Two other NWT-related projects won $550,000 between them.
Inuvialuit and Gwich'in projects are on the shortlist of eight contenders for Arctic Inspiration Prize funding. Winners are announced on Wednesday evening.
Alexandria Loutitt, a Nihtat Gwich’in member, is the new women's ski jump junior world champion after victory in Whistler on Thursday.