Researchers head to Nunavut to assess Arctic challenges for robots
Robots that can function in the Arctic’s extreme storms and cold will become increasingly important for everything from securing and
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Society
‘We’re not going to cancel the games,’ Arctic Winter Games organizers say amid Greenland turmoil
By George Maratos Greenlandic sports officials say they have ‘no concerns’ about sending athletes to the Games The Arctic Winter
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Heating outage in minus thirty degrees stirs an uproar in Navy hub Severomorsk
By Denis Zagore Frosty weather in January 2026 exposed the vulnerability of the utility system in Severomorsk, the headquarters city of
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Low water levels delay plan to bring cell service to popular hunting area near Fort Providence
Fort Providence, N.W.T., is now home to a portable shelter and mobile hotspot that could provide coverage to traditional land
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A new Yellowknife program offers smaller, flexible learning option for neurodivergent children
By Carla Ulrich A new learning program that opened in Yellowknife this fall offers small group programming for children who
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Here are some of the best sport stories from across the North in 2025
Athletes, coaches, mentors. Recreation is a big deal for many of us fighting dark, cold winters, and this year there
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Here are some of Nunavut’s biggest news stories of 2025
Every year, CBC North publishes thousands of stories online — from breaking news, political coverage, crime stories, community features, and
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Here are some of the N.W.T.’s biggest stories of 2025
Every year, CBC North publishes hundreds of stories online — breaking news, investigative reporting, political coverage, community features, longform storytelling,
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Nunavut mom thankful after Yellowknife woman offered to pay for son’s airline ticket
A Nunavut mom is happy to be home for Christmas in Gjoa Haven with her son, after an airline ticketing
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From roots to ribbons: A family’s beloved spruce becomes Whitehorse’s Main Street Christmas tree
By Virginie Ann Once upon a time, in the faraway northern community of Elsa, Yukon, a young boy was given
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Why Sweden’s missing sun is messing with our body clocks — and how morning light can help
December has been an unusually dark month in some parts of Sweden. Stockholm and Luleå have seen less than 30
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Iqaluit’s Anglican church has massive bills to pay — it could lose its iconic building as a result
By TJ Dhir Outstanding property taxes of almost $65,000 could lead to tax auction for the igloo-shaped building St. Jude’s
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Cyberattack results in information breach at Nunavik health centre
By Félix Lebel, Francis Tessier-Burns The Ungava Tulattavik Health Centre says it experienced a cyberattack in November Officials at the Ungava
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Yellowknife RCMP arrest, Taser man after police vehicles rammed, officers assaulted
Man faces several charges including dangerous operation of a vehicle, assaulting a peace officer with a weapon A 39-year-old man
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Inuvik students learn traditional skills at school-operated bush camp
By Dez Loreen ‘To be able to show our young students how to do this and how the process works
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