Yukon government says it will implement all inquest recommendations
By Virginie Ann · CBC News Jury issue 8 recommendations after inquest into deaths of 4 Indigenous women at shelter The Yukon
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Gwichya Gwich’in Council says it’s suing Gwich’in Tribal Council for funding stop
By Tessa Vikander · CBC News Council claims the GTC has interfered with rights of its members Disagreements between the Gwichya Gwich’in
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Adam Yeadon died on the job 1 year ago. WSCC says it’s not laying workplace charges
A coroner’s investigation, meanwhile, is in its final stages The Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) is not laying charges
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Yukoners navigating through third week of cyberattack on grocery wholesaler
‘It’s slowly getting back on track,’ manager of Selkirk Centre says It’s been three weeks since the cyberattack on major grocery
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Nunavut prosecutors form new team dedicated to tackling sexual violence cases
By Samuel Wat · CBC News The chief federal prosecutor is under no illusion about the challenge of gaining people’s trust Nunavut
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Mechanical issues shut down Fort Simpson, N.W.T. ferry crossing
Repairs expected to take up to a week, N.W.T Infrastructure Department says There is still no reopening date for the
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CRTC fibre internet funding, but Nunavut communities question implementation
By TJ Dhir · CBC News Government still has to prove to telecommunications body that they can provide fibre internet Kinngait Mayor
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Ilse ready to ‘Swim the Arctic Circle’
Hundreds of brave souls are preparing to take part in an annual series of races in the Torne River, above
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Nuclear-powered icebreakers bring record loss for shipyard
Construction of the two icebreakers “Sibir” and “Ural” were unprofitable, the Baltic Shipyard says as its 2023 financial report shows
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Judge denies bail for former RCMP officer in sexual assault appeal
By Samuel Wat Justice Jack Watson said he’s ‘not persuaded there is a viable appeal for conviction.’ A former Iqaluit
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Yellowknife mulls whether or not to replace water pipeline, after cost nearly doubles
City reconsidering whether to pump water from Yellowknife Bay instead, an idea looked at in 2017 Skyrocketing construction costs have
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Report: Poor communication caused confusion & stress in Yellowknife evacuation
‘We made the best decisions we could,’ maintains city manager The firm tasked with reviewing how the City of Yellowknife
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Military recruiters raid Novatek’s construction yard in Murmansk
A thorough search was conducted in the premises of the Belokamenka LNG Construction Center and several foreign workers sent directly
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Majority of Yukon restaurants fail health inspections
By Caitrin Pilkington · CBC News A CBC review of public inspection records found 74 per cent of Yukon restaurants have outstanding
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Service reductions at Yellowknife Public Health extended until further notice
Health department still responding to tuberculosis outbreak Service reductions at Yellowknife Public Health, triggered by a tuberculosis outbreak, will now
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