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As more of Canada’s dark history of it’s treatment of Indigenous peoples makes the news, the Dene National Chief appealed to the United Nations on July 12.

A boil water advisory in Sachs Harbour has been lifted as of July 12, the NWT’s chief environmental health officer announced.

The Government of Canada and the Northwest Territories pledged eight million dollars over the next two years to help Aurora College fund its transformation to a Polytechnic University.

Two cabins located near Little Doctor Lake, outside of Fort Simpson, were destroyed in a wildfire over the weekend.

The Great Northern Arts Festival is back! To celebrate, the Inuvik Drum Dancers took to the stage July 12 for the opening ceremonies, carrying their tradition across generations.

Walk-in appointments will now be permitted at the Yellowknife driver and motor vehicle (DMV) office.

At long last the Mackenzie Place highrise apartment tower is scheduled to be sold at auction.

Health Canada recalled three batches of pre-rolled joints, due to possible contamination with yeast, mould and bacteria.

The lifting of a boil-water advisory in Resolute Bay was shortlived as residents of the community are again being encouraged to boil water for consumption for a full minute.

This is the first installment of a two-part series.