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Updated Friday, March 12, 2010
Second-best in basketball
Team NWT boys and girls teams settle for silver at Arctic Winter Games
It just wasn't meant to be in basketball for Team NWT.
The boys and girls teams ended up with silver ulus after being beaten in both gold medal games by Alberta North. The girls ended up on the short end of a 75-66 decision, while the boys were beaten 72-57. Continued
Marry Enerio concentrates on a foul shot during play in the girls basketball gold medal game against Alberta North on March 13. - James McCarthy/NNSL photo
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Do date rape drugs need their own awareness campaign?
Hay River South MLA Jane Groenewegen says date rape drugs shouldn't be lumped in with existing drug awareness campaigns. Should the territorial government make an exception and fund awareness campaigns for date rape drugs separate from those in which all other illicit drugs are lumped?
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Would you consider building a green home?
Dwayne Wohlgemuth and Mary Kelly spent $250,000 buying a lot and building a 930 square-foot home last year with energy efficiency in mind. While that may sound expensive considering the small size, the couple point out that their heating and power bills are far lower than the average home in Yellowknife. They only spent $150 on power over the last six months. Would you consider building a home like this?
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Should the territorial government build a federal penitentiary?
Kam Lake MLA Dave Ramsay says building a federal penitentiary in the NWT would be a great way to create jobs, drum up business for local contractors and increase the territory's population. Do you think this is a good idea?
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Is global warming to blame?
Temperatures have been as much as 20 C above normal in recent weeks, creating serious headaches for crews maintaining winter roads in the region. Is this yet another sign of global warming?
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Established in 1945, News/North covered the 61 communities comprising 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 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.
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