N.W.T. MLAs say capital budget doesn’t reflect housing priorities, again
3 per cent of proposed $339M capital budget allocated to housing for the next fiscal year It’s a familiar tune
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Author: Natalie Pressman, CBC News
How VR is helping some N.W.T. elders reconnect with tradition
Virtual reality headsets allow elders to mentally travel to traditional sites or cultural events The drumming and chanting of hand
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Displaced Enterprise, N.W.T. residents, worry about upcoming voter eligibility
Territorial regulations say voters must live in community for a consecutive 12 months before election Residents of Enterprise, N.W.T. continue
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Wind, solar projects approved at Kitikmeot gold mine — with wildlife measures
B2Gold Mine says wind turbines and solar array could reduce mine’s carbon emissions by up to half An energy project
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Shocked by study, residents want more info on arsenic released by wildfires
Recent study finds ‘significant’ amount of arsenic released by Yellowknife 2023 wildfires When Morgan Tsetta learned about the arsenic released
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N.W.T. is asking Alberta to keep it more informed about spills in its water
Territory proposing updates to water agreement with Alberta The Northwest Territories is suggesting updates to a water agreement with Alberta
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This American company is selling ‘ulu-inspired knives.’ Inuit say, that’s not right
Some Inuit are calling out the product for cultural appropriation A knife with a round blade, curved edges and a
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Snow and ice buildup caused fuel spill in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, documents show
Over a thousand litres of fuel were spilled at a housing unit on March 28 Snow and ice buildup broke
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N.W.T. leaders fear wildfires, low water will further delay needed housing units
Duplexes had been scheduled to arrive in 5 communities in March, now expected this summer Seniors in five N.W.T. communities expecting
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‘Simmering tension,’ dysfunction at Nunavut’s health department, commissioner says
Commissioner finds privacy breach was lapse in judgment, cites concern over ‘underlying workplace dysfunction’ Nunavut’s information and privacy commissioner has
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Experts warn about potential risks of foreign investment in Arctic mining
Some representatives of the federal government and northern mining experts are issuing a warning about the risk of foreign investment
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Review board recommends wind farm at western Nunavut mine be approved
B2Gold’s proposal includes 13 wind turbines on the Back River gold mine A wind farm could be coming to a
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New Iqaluit to Montreal flight to take off this summer
A new commercial flight option is coming to Iqaluit. Chrono Aviation will begin offering direct flights between Iqaluit and Montreal
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Nunavut organization calls for more country food and more money to support school food program
Some Inuit organizations say there should be more funding and cultural consideration of country foods in a national school food
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Tourism training program aims to empower Inuit to guide on Inuit land
Cultural guide in industry warns of tour operators who tokenize Inuit A cruise expedition training program is working to bring
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