Rangers train on Canadian Armed Forces drones to boost Arctic search‑and‑rescue capability
Advanced remotely piloted aircraft system training in Whitehorse brings Rangers, Junior Rangers and CAF members together
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A father in Aupaluk is calling for better animal control after his daughter was attacked by three dogs last month.
Go North! – a new TV show following the lives of Indigenous people in the Arctic – premiered Thursday. Read why some of the cast wanted to be involved. The post APTN’s Go North! depicts…
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has recalled a cheese product due to a possible listeria contamination. The recall, issued Tuesday, is for Coaticook’s aged cheddar cheese, with a best…
The GNWT amalgamated various departmental websites into a new portal, GNWT.ca, saying it would help make information and services more accessible for residents. The post GNWT launches new…
Three deepsea port companies in Nunavut and Greenland have signed an agreement to co-ordinate for better response to maritime emergencies, such as groundings and spills.
Annual race sees dozens riding at breakneck speed as summer operations near closing date.
The military plans to conduct live-fire exercises Sunday on Little Cornwallis Island, northwest of Resolute Bay.
The victim was found with life-threatening wounds in Last Duel Park in Perth, Ontario
Floating island made headlines around the world after it appeared to have suddenly disappeared
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