An employee at the Yellowknife courthouse tested positive for Covid-19, halting proceedings the morning of Jan. 5.

Covid restrictions saw stockpile of frozen fish in Pangnirtung

231 cases across territory as of Jan. 5

After a month-long investigation, Iqaluit made three arrests related to several break and enters where large amounts of alcohol were stolen between Nov. 22 to Dec. 4, resulting in the theft of almost 700 litres of liquor.

The City of Yellowknife has closed its recreation facilities in response to a new public health order.

With the Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh byelection nomination deadline fast approaching, one Fort Resolution resident is taking to the campaign trail.

Aklavik now has 29 active cases of Covid-19, according to numbers posted to the Covid-19 dashboard Jan. 4 evening.

Federal and Indigenous leaders announced a $40 billion settlement to compensate First Nations children and families for discriminatory child welfare policies Jan. 4.

are investigating how a car drove into a staircase at the Mad Trapper bar in Inuvik overnight.

Just over 24 hours before the first game was to commence in Inuvik, the regional playdowns for the Canadian WomenSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™s Curling Championships, better known as the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, has been cancelled.