Yukon photographer captures footage of caribou carrying dead rival in its antlers
By Julia Parrish WARNING: This story contains graphic images of wildlife. Earlier this month, Yukon-based wildlife photographer Peter Mather was
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Ceremony marking 82nd anniversary of the Soviet liberation of Kirkenes observed with Kazakh ambassador
In a ceremony devoted to the 82nd anniversary of the Soviet liberation of Kirkenes, local Mayor Magnus Mæland praised freedom
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Nearly half of staff in N.W.T. and Yukon could be affected by layoffs: Parks Canada
By Samuel Wat Fort Smith, N.W.T., mayor says any local job cuts will have profound impact on community As Parks
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N.W.T. MLAs decry lengthy medical travel flights for seniors
By Devon Tredinnick New health minister promised to look into issue, but did not outline immediate changes MLAs in the
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Norway and Russia agree to increase cod and haddock quotas
Amid ongoing conflicts over access to fishing grounds and ports, Norway and Russia have reached an agreement on catch quotas
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Manitoba judge strikes claims against North West Company in proposed class action over grocery subsidy money
By Caitlyn Gowriluk A Manitoba judge has struck all claims made in a proposed class-action lawsuit that accused the North’s
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Funds from industrial projects in Sweden’s north flowing to countries under sanctions
Major industrial projects in northern Sweden have resulted in funds flowing to countries that are currently under sanctions, Swedish Radio
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Construction on long-awaited school underway in Nunavik community of Quaqtaq
The Nunavik community of Quaqtaq is breathing a sigh of relief that construction has got underway on a new school.
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Haines Junction residents frustrated as post office closures continue
By Viktor Elias Canada Post working to fill postmaster position since ‘unexpected staffing shortage’ last month Residents in Haines Junction
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Naftogaz targets Russian properties in Oslo after Svalbard move
Ukraine’s Naftogaz has secured court orders for the seizure of five Russian-owned properties in Oslo, adding to its legal action
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‘Let’s do it right’: N.W.T. downstream leaders and advocates on Alta. oilsands tailings release
By Samanntha Lee Environmental advocates argue releasing wastewater violates the spirit of transboundary agreements “It is a morally binding agreement.”
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Q&A | Yukon energy minister says power bills could go up by 53% without federal help
Minister Ted Laking was in Ottawa this week again making the case for more federal investment in infrastucture Yukon’s energy
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Blog: Alone Together – The Many Solitudes of Arctic Circle 2026
Shortly after the start of the 2026 Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavík earlier this month, it was announced that the
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Rosatom to begin construction of €700 million shipyard in Murmansk in 2027
Rosatom subsidiary Energoflot Murmansk is seeking a contractor to build the infrastructure for a new shipyard dedicated to outfitting floating
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8 new housing units, built in Hay River, arrive in Behchokǫ̀
By Julia Parrish New modular homes part of plan to add 98 new units to N.W.T. by March 2028 Eight
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