Robert Charlie elected new Inuvik Native Band chief
Charlie, a residential school survivor, is the former director of Gwich'in services for the Gwich'in Tribal Council. He was elected by 60 votes to 41. More »
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Inuvik student, 'still in disbelief,' wins $25K award
Tyra Cockney-Goose, a first-year university student from Inuvik, is reportedly the first Inuit to win a STEAM Horizon award worth $25,000. More »
Man seriously injured in apparent Inuvik assault, say RCMP
A man found injured on Bonnetplume Road was sent to Edmonton for treatment. Police are treating the incident as an "alleged aggravated assault." More »
IRC beneficiary payment is highest in a decade
Nearly 5,000 Inuvialuit beneficiaries will each receive a $651.50 distribution payment this year – 21 percent higher than 2018's payment. More »
Fort McPherson man pleads guilty to manslaughter
Darcy Brian Nerysoo stood in Supreme Court on Tuesday morning and admitted his guilt in the death of Davey Stewart in Fort McPherson last summer. More »
A year after its 50th, Top of the World Loppet is cancelled
Last year, Inuvik’s Top of the World Loppet celebrated its 50th anniversary. This year, the historic event isn't happening and the ski club is closed. More »
Ontario man charged after Inuvik crack and cash seizure
An Ontario 24-year-old is accused of cocaine trafficking after police reported seizing crack cocaine and cash in Inuvik on Thursday. More »
Military divers from five nations arrive in Tuktoyaktuk
Divers from Canada, France, Finland, Sweden, and Norway are working to build their ice diving knowledge and test new equipment. More »
Inuvik RCMP investigating arson, mischief, and threats
RCMP in Inuvik are investigating reports of a suspicious fire early on Wednesday morning at the Lakeview Apartment Complex. More »
Video shows moment Inuvik building exploded
Video seen by Cabin Radio depicts the explosion at an Inuvik warehouse from which two people escaped unharmed. More »
Welders walk away from Inuvik explosion unharmed
On Tuesday afternoon in Inuvik, two people were welding a fuel tank when it exploded, but they both walked away without a scratch. More »
After 15 years, Robert C McLeod will not seek re-election
First elected in 2004, McLeod has been a minister for more than a decade. Speaker Jackson Lafferty said he had "contributed a lot to the NWT and to this house." More »