East Three School was bouncing with activity March 3 to 5 as the annual Inuvik Co-Ed Volleyball tournmament hit the courts. Eight teams came out for weekend. In the end,

Last week, we told the story of a man driving his electric vehicle through the Dempster Highway to the Arctic Coast and back, a hazardous journey for the most well equipped of vehicles.

Inuvik Twin Lakes MLA Lesa Semmler is calling on the GNWT to stop charging land lease fees and other charges to Indigenous people living on the land.

Burnstick is coming to town

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A Public Health Warning of varicella in Tuktoyaktuk has been rescinded after no new cases emerged after 42 days.

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Whistleblower questions use of transfer agreements to bypass hiring priority ones

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Judoka from across the territory and beyond were in Inuvik March 3 to 4 for the Arctic Open Judo Tournament, held at the Midnight Sun Complex. Martial Arts competed in both Ne-waza, or ground techniques, and Tachi-waza, or standing techniques. The young peaceful warriors trained their minds, bodies and spirits over the three days.