Q&A | Rise in tuberculosis cases result of more detection efforts, Nunavut CPHO says
‘TB elimination by 2030 it is an ambitious goal, but it is also within our reach’ Nunavut officials say the
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Nunavut’s Kitikmeot and Kivalliq regions aim to join neighbours not turning back clocks
By Bianca McKeown The Government of Nunavut says it’s looking into ending the time change Come Nov. 1, the time
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N.W.T. receives millions to improve health care
By Jessica Davey-Quantick Funding agreement will put $144.8 million toward territory’s health care goals Health Canada has announced the N.W.T.
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Inuktitut AI technology still vital amidst global slowdown, Northern developers say
By Liam Baker Developers say Inuktitut language technology needs to remain community owned to combat malicious AI use As global
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Inuvik program to provide housing, transitional supports for men after addictions treatment
By Dez Loreen ‘There used to be nothing to come back to, but now there’s something stable,’ says program co-ordinator
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Investigators salvage parts of airplane downed in fatal Fort Simpson crash
TSB to examine aircraft to determine what went wrong Investigators with the Transportation Safety Board (TSB) say they’ve now found
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Hundreds marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Yellowknife
By Jessica Davey-Quantick People gathered at the Tree of Peace Friendship Centre to share and listen In Yellowknife’s Tree of
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Yukon government struggling to keep rural health centres open
By Dana Hatherly No nurse on site 214 days across the Yukon’s community health centres over past year The Yukon’s
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N.W.T. organizations work to build bridges between newcomers, Indigenous residents
By Yumna Iftikhar Immigrants ‘can play a huge role in making sure that reconciliation is actually happening,’ says one chief
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Nunavut educators concerned over recent Department of Education vacancies
By Liam Baker The vacancies within the department include multiple superintendents and executive directors Teachers and other educators in Nunavut
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N.W.T.’s ice road to 3 diamond mines unlikely to open for 2027 season
By Niles Niemuth Annual Tibbitt to Contwoyto winter road has serviced mines since 1982 The Northwest Territories’ Tibbitt to Contwoyto
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Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, expecting system upgrades after months of water woe
By Arty Sarkisian Nunavut government is planning water infrastructure upgrades in 14 communities After years of uncertainty, eight months of
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Treasurer of Whitehorse broomball club charged with fraud and theft
By TJ Dhir A Whitehorse man is facing criminal charges relating to an alleged theft from the Yukon Broomball Association
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MLAs begin tour across N.W.T. to discuss new anti-drug law
By Devon Tredinnick SCAN Act would allow territorial officials to initiate investigations of suspected drug dealers’ homes What started as
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Chief in Łutsel K’e, N.W.T., says community should consider banishing bootleggers
By Tamara Merritt Chief James Marlowe says bootlegging is a big problem in his small community The chief of Łutsel
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