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All the news stories appearing in NWT News/North
If you’re looking in today’s Hub for the official list of candidates in the upcoming municipal elections in Hay River, sorry but it hasn’t been released.
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An “around the clock” effort by law enforcement and community volunteers to find a Norman Wells man is continuing nearly a week after the 20-year-old was reported missing.
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A major milestone has been reached on the journey to a new women’s shelter in Hay River.
Read More A 48-year-old man is facing multiple charges, including three counts of assault with a weapon, after police say two people were seriously injured in Fort Good Hope over the weekend.
Just before midnight on Saturday, Sept. 15, Fort Good Hope RCMP received multiple reports that an assault had taken place outside a residence in the community, stated a news release Monday.
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Inuvik was crawling with tourists this season.
The parking lot at the Western Arctic Regional Visitors Centre was often packed with RVs, truck campers and the odd beater that huffed its way up the Dempster Highway.
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A B.C.-based group is helping out Inuvik in a big way.
The Inuvik Youth Centre is set to receive a donation of soccer equipment, leadership seminars and sports camps from Sports for Smiles, a non-profit located in Delta, B.C.
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So I’ve listened to all the bluster about what Serena Williams did at the U.S. Open. I’ve watched it. I’m ready.
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Latest sports news from around the Northwest Territories
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Gwichya Gwich’in members are still waiting for an election date to be set after its June 18 chief election results were appealed.
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The first of six new Arctic patrol ships is almost ready to launch and the design of a new military facility in Yellowknife is expected to go to tender by the middle of next year.
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Temperatures dipped below zero for one of the coldest Law Enforcement plane pull events in its history, but Yellowknife families packed the airport tarmac in support of the annual fundraiser.
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As Senators held a special hearing in Yellowknife with Northern Indigenous leaders on the future relationship with the Government of Canada, the new Dene National chief was involved in similar work in Ottawa.
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Former Member of Parliament Ethel Blondin-Andrew called on the Government of Canada to be a better dance partner in a new relationship with Indigenous people.
Read More The Inuvik Youth Centre is set to receive a donation of soccer equipment, leadership seminars and sports camps from Sports for Smiles, a non-profit based in Delta, B.C.
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Four of Inuvik’s forest firefighters lent a hand fighting fires in Ontario this summer.
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In less than six weeks, it will be legal to buy and possess marijuana. But possession charges will remain before the courts.
That was made clear in a Yellowknife courtroom recently, when a 41-year-old man appeared before a territorial judge to answer to a pair of charges laid following a vehicle stop on Feb. 9.
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Inuvik saw a significant jump in the number of visitors it had this year, but the increased tourism isn’t necessarily bringing in more money for local tourism operators.
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Victor Johnson, joined by his wife Nalini Johnson, arrived in Inuvik last week to serve as the newest minister at the Anglican Church of the Ascension.
Read More RCMP are searching for a missing Norman Wells man.
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In its second break-in of the summer, 150 bottles of beer and a Square credit card reader were allegedly stolen from the Road’s End Golf Course sometime between the evenings of September 2 and September 4.
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After a series of improvements this year, the Hay River Soup Kitchen held a ribbon-cutting on Sept. 5 to celebrate the changes and for a symbolic reopening.
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The Hay River Fall Fair has made a successful return after a three-year hiatus.
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Barrett Gibb has just wrapped up an adventure that most people would probably find difficult to even imagine.
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Heather Coakwell is ready to offer information to would-be candidates for town council or the Hay River District Education Authority (DEA).
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After three years as mayor of Hay River, Brad Mapes won’t seek re-election in October.
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A Sept. 5 ratification vote on what to do with a large treaty settlement for K’atlodeeche First Nation (KFN) has become the subject of an appeal.
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The chair of the Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples broke down in tears Monday during a hearing seeking to improve Indigenous and non-Indigenous relations.
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Tom Gross will give a presentation on the Franklin Expedition at the Hay River Heritage Centre on Sept. 14, beginning at 7 p.m.
Read More Northern Life Museum & Cultural Centre in Fort Smith is teaming up with the Canadian Space Agency for an exhibit in the late fall or early winter.
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