Communities in the Northwest Territories are preparing for another flood season as spring break-up approaches, following an historic year of flooding in 2021.

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On April 13, Eva Aariak, the Commissioner of Nunavut announced the opening of nominations for the 2022 Nunavut Commissioner Arts Award. This is the opportunity to help acknowledge artists within the territory who bring recognition to Inuit culture and support NunavutSA国际影视传媒檚 economy.

Signed, a Yellowknife-based graphic design and print operation, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a Great Ptarmi Hunt, which, starting on Sunday, will involve the hiding 100 of the plush birds throughout the city.

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Yellowknifer Candace McQuatt has been announced as the winner of $50,000 through a Western 649 draw.