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Pop-up vaccine clinics for young people started in Yellowknife schools on May 19.

Several Yellowknife families plan to keep their children at home after schools reopened this week over anxieties about further spread of COVID-19.

NWT Indigenous authors Catherine Lafferty and Lisa Boivin have been nominated for Indigenous Voices Awards (IVA).

Ottawa is planning to establish a $10 per day universal child care program

A home school teacher and her two students have taken action to help flood victims in the Deh Cho.

52 people have recovered from COVID-19 in connection with the N.J. Macpherson school outbreak and there are no new infections according to the the daily update from the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer, May 18.

After 51 years serving the community, the Hay River Elks are preparing to fold the club, perhaps permanently.

The Town of Fort Smith scrambled to accommodate evacuees of the flood disaster that struck Fort Simpson and Jean Marie River earlier this month, and municipal leaders say theySA国际影视传媒檙e pleased with efforts made to help those in need.

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