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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‘You just move forward’: Greenland Energy oil exploration delayed by a year
A drilling rig was being retooled in Alberta. Trucks and cranes were set to ship from Denmark. More equipment was
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Northern Fleet ships set course for the Northern Sea Route
Over the coming months, warships and support vessels will carry out long-distance voyages in the Arctic Ocean. Four vessels from
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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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‘One of my worst fears’: Dog attacks in Nunavut and Nunavik spark outcry
By Samuel Wat 2 dog attacks happened in Nunavik’s smallest village in the same month After several dog attacks in
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NATO’s Arctic moves pose ‘direct threat’ to Russia, foreign minister Lavrov says
By Jekaterina Golubkova Russia sees NATO activity in the Arctic as a direct security threat, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said
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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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EU rules Rovaniemi is Santa’s hometown
The bloc’s patent office says the city in Finnish Lapland can keep its status as the “official hometown of Santa
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Iceland to seek new security partnerships after voters reject EU accession talks
By Johan Ahlander Iceland needs to find new ways to strengthen its security after voters rejected restarting accession talks with
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Forced birth control in Greenland violated women’s rights but didn’t constitute genocide, experts find
By Stine Jacobsen and Tim Barsoe A campaign of forced contraception in Greenland that ran primarily in the 1960s and
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Violence against education staff in N.W.T. on the rise, union says
By Devon Tredinnick The number of violent incidents against education staff in the Northwest Territories has steadily increased over the
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Norway’s King Harald V had long-standing interest in international affairs and the High North
By Atle Staalesen and Thomas Nilsen King Harald V of Norway passed away in the morning on Friday 28 August. King Harald
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Most fire investigations in Nunavut remain unsolved, amid years of turmoil at fire marshal’s office
By Arty Sarkisian Expert says winter weather freezing fire scenes can cause unique issues for fire investigators In recent years,
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EU, Denmark, Greenland to sign security and cooperation declaration in September
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit Greenland on September 6 and 7, a spokesperson for the EU
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Ottawa invests $885,225 to turn Mackenzie Delta reindeer herd management into business
The federal government has committed $885,225 to planning to change Mackenzie Delta reindeer herd management into a business. “Through this
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