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After a residence on Gwich'in Road burned to the ground last week, the Inuvik Fire Department is implementing new strategies and the community is rallying together to help residents who lost everything.

Iqaluit says ullaakkut to space
Not many people can say they've talked to astronauts orbiting Earth, but 14 Inuksuk High School students spoke to one directly during a nine-minute audio link with the International Space Station Feb. 8.

A new view of the Northern lights
Scientists are hoping to learn more about the solar wind and the resulting aurora borealis by taking pictures of the Northern lights from the International Space Station and comparing them with images taken by the Yellowknife-based AuroraMAX Online Observatory.
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Advancing to the games
Eleven athletes from three communities will be representing the Deh Cho at the Arctic Winter Games next month. ARROW  Continued


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New Inuvialuit course takes off
"They started to realize that there were similar things that were in Alaska, moving this way, proving that (the Inuvialuit) migrated over," Anna Pingo said to a class of about a dozen students holding fresh, new text books at Samuel Hearne Secondary School. ARROW  Continued

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Walt Humphries
I sometimes think there must be something up here, like an imbalance of vitamin D, that causes politicians and bureaucrats to come up with these hair-brained... See: Walt Humphries
Cece Hodgson-McCauley
The aboriginals are worried about the water, a lot of people are getting cancer. Some big brain out there must explain the situation at the grass roots level. See: Cece Hodgson-McCauley

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The NWT & Nunavut Construction Association is planning to open an office in Iqaluit this spring to provide better service for its members. See: Phil Moon Son
Mike W. Bryant
I was reading through the "draft" Yellowknife Harbour Plan recently when thoughts turned to a certain drawing that normally adorns the wall of the men's... See: Mike W. Bryant
Harry Maksagak
Usually, people in general confuse empathy with sympathy. This is a common mistake and one that is really meant to have no harm or negative ramifications. See: Harry Maksagak
John Zoe
Even though it has been known for sometime that the world is no longer flat, it has not changed the lenses from which the North is viewed. See: John B. Zoe
Andy Wong
Heads up folks, here are a few cosmetic changes appearing on your 2011 income tax return. There is a new Children's Arts Tax Credit worth... See: Andy Wong
Antoine Mountain
Friends, as I have mentioned a number of times before, I have spent a good deal of time amongst our southern Athabaskan relatives, the Navajo Dineh... See: Antoine Mountain


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Established in 1945, News/North covered the 61 communities in the Northwest Territories, a 1,400,000 square mile region north of the 60th parallel. The region made up the present Northwest Territories, plus the area which, in April of 1999 became the new territory of Nunavut. Since then, News/North has evolved into two separate publications, each serving its respective territory. In addition, the Yellowknifer, Deh Cho Drum, Inuvik Drum and Kivalliq News serve regional interests in both territories.