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In conjunction with the 4th Annual Symposium, Western Arctic Moving Pictures to virtually show short films on futurism

In conjunction with the 4th Annual Symposium, Western Arctic Moving Pictures to virtually show short films on futurism

Western Arctic Moving Pictures (WAMP) has been busy this week as they add yet another event to their calendar.
‘Fighting for our survival’; Dene national chief says election may wait; military could be needed due to COVID-19

‘Fighting for our survival’; Dene national chief says election may wait; military could be needed due to COVID-19

The September election for Dene national chief could be postponed and the military may be called upon due to a severe COVID-19 outbreak in the Sahtu.
Colville Lake declares state of emergency amid COVID-19 outbreak

Colville Lake declares state of emergency amid COVID-19 outbreak

The community of Colville Lake has declared a state of emergency in response its rising number of COVID-19 cases, Chief Wilbert Kochon said, Aug. 18.
Fort Good Hope chief hopeful that COVID-19 outbreak can be overcome in a couple of weeks

Fort Good Hope chief hopeful that COVID-19 outbreak can be overcome in a couple of weeks

As Fort Good Hope is besieged by COVID-19 cases, Chief Tommy Kakfwi offered an encouraging message on Aug. 18.
YKDFN postpones handgames tournament again amid COVID-19 outbreak

YKDFN postpones handgames tournament again amid COVID-19 outbreak

The Yellowknives Dene First Nation has postponed indefinitely its handgames tournament amid the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases, said YKDFN CEO Lena Black on Aug. 18.
Obed acclaimed to another term as ITK president

Obed acclaimed to another term as ITK president

Natan Obed will embark on another term as president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK) as he was the only candidate to meet nomination requirements.
Canada, Nunavut split $18 million in housing support for those in need

Canada, Nunavut split $18 million in housing support for those in need

Government of Canada contributes $9 million for low-income or at risk households
52 new cases of COVID-19 in NWT: CPHO

52 new cases of COVID-19 in NWT: CPHO

There are 52 new cases of COVID-19 in the NWT and a total of 129 active cases, chief public health officer (CPHO) Dr. Kami Kandola stated in a news release Aug. 18.
Young seamstresses redefine fashion while donating parkas to school children

Young seamstresses redefine fashion while donating parkas to school children

Eight Rankin Inlet students in need will have new parkas for the upcoming school year thanks to the stylish work of young seamstresses enrolled in a sewing program.
Inuvik Drum editorial: GNWT will only have itself to blame if we’re left without $10/day childcare

Inuvik Drum editorial: GNWT will only have itself to blame if we’re left without $10/day childcare

It’s safe to say we know who the GNWT is pulling for this federal election.