Rankin Inlet has joined Baker Lake as the second community in the Kivalliq to vote in favour of banning single-use plastic bags.

The Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) is looking to reverse a trend of despair.

YellowknifeSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™s Capitol Theatre will be closing on Sept. 24 until further notice.

While much of the country completed their annual Terry Fox runs remotely, in the Beaufort Delta is was business as usual as schools and communities came together to complete the run for Terry. Chief Paul Niditchie School in Tsiigehtchic raised $600 for their Sept. 17 run and the Town of Inuvik raised $1,385, with 31 participants and eight volunteers, during their Sept. 19 run. Beautiful fall weather and light winds made for a wonderful couple of days to walk.

One of the more enduring arguments against doing anything about climate change is cost. Opponents of green technology and initiatives often point out our reliance of electronics and fossil fuels is so great, to replace that massive source of energy would be prohibitively expensive.

Demand on the oxygen delivery system at Stanton Territorial Hospital forced the cancellation of some surgeries Sept. 21.

Three temporary public health orders and stronger gathering restrictions will take effect across the North Slave region starting on Saturday, Sept. 25.

Clarence Wood has been acclaimed mayor of Inuvik.

Inuvik town councillors are working to tweak a zoning bylaw to allow for a proposed new transition shelter to get funding.

Protecting the coast of Tuktoyaktuk from the onslaught of climate change is estimated to cost at least $42 million and is only guaranteed to last until 2052.