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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Flavour Forge, a new shared kitchen in Yellowknife, opens September 15 and will give food entrepreneurs space to develop products, recipes and businesses. The post New shared kitchen…
Read it at Cabin Radio ↗Advanced remotely piloted aircraft system training in Whitehorse brings Rangers, Junior Rangers and CAF members together
Nunavut MP Lori Idlout agreed she made an error in judgement after a report released Wednesday concluded that expenses she claimed in 2024 and 2025 constituted a conflict of interest.
Yellowknife historian and author Ryan Silke is launching his latest book Yellowknife! The Story of a Golden City at the Yellowknife Historical Museum Saturday. The post New book tries to…
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A Nunavik police officer faces assault charges following an investigation by Quebec’s police watchdog. Officer Raphaël Bernier faces one count of assault and one count of assault with a…
A judge dismissed a Yellowknife man's request to stay a court order requiring him to remove a cabin from territorial land as he awaits an appeal. The post Judge dismisses YK man’s request…
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…
Annual race sees dozens riding at breakneck speed as summer operations near closing date.
An independent panel has upheld Kirk Dolphus' election as Ɂek’wahtı̨dǝ́ following complaints alleging he was ineligible as he faces an assault charge. The post Panel upholds election of…
The victim was found with life-threatening wounds in Last Duel Park in Perth, Ontario
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 NWT's chief public health officer issued a warning after ethylflualprazolam was detected in a whitish, grainy powder seized by police in late July. The post Highly potent illicit drug…
Floating island made headlines around the world after it appeared to have suddenly disappeared
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.
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 day talks focused on education, labour mobility and support for the Yukon’s Filipino community
The military plans to conduct live-fire exercises Sunday on Little Cornwallis Island, northwest of Resolute Bay.
After the premier's apology for the 2022 camp raid, Łútsël K'é Chief James Marlowe is ready to rebuild its relationship with the GNWT. The post Łútsël K’é chief ready to rebuild…
Public health advocates suspect new synthetic opioid responsible for uptick in severe overdoses
The GNWT said drinking water fixtures at schools in Fort Smith, Yellowknife, Dettah and Tulita are now within now Health Canada guidelines for lead levels. The post GNWT lifts public health…
“I never thought it'd happen." The latest Mackenzie Valley Highway proposal includes new bridges that would transform road access for Fort Simpson and Wrigley. The post Mackenzie Valley…
Laura Ganyo is the new education superintendent in the Dehcho, picking up after a GNWT investigation into the district. Here's her ethos. The post Meet the new head of the Dehcho Divisional…
Yellowknife singer-songwriter Grace Clark is heading to BreakOut West in Victoria with a new full-band sound shaped by her time studying jazz in Montreal. The post Yellowknife’s Grace Clark…
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