by Raymond Pidzamecky

To have any success treating addictions in the NWT, we first must ask ourselves this question: Is what we are doing really making a difference?

Post-secondary students from the north have it good because of their long list of tax breaks.

With mineral exploration on the downswing communities are turning to the next booming market in the territory, namely tourism.

Friends, “that’s the strangest language you’ve heard in a long time.”

by John Holman

The generator (the jenny) has run consistently since mid-October. The sputtering and coughing hack starts demonstrated the jenny needed a new spark plug shortly after the New Year turned.

A great truth I came to understand in a deeper way this winter is that all life is changing and trying to stop time or hold on to the past is impossible. Daily I remind myself that planet Earth (with us aboard) is speeding through space, the womb-like magnetic shield of the sun protecting us from the black matter of the universe.

Cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, Ripple or Ethereum, are digital currencies, which is – what? Let’s start with what a cryptocurrency isn’t.

It is said that church and politics don’t mix but what happens when church politics prevents the pope of the Roman Catholic Church from doing what’s right?

Friends, there really should be more of a push to back and further causes for certain groups, like the Dechinta Research and Learning Centre, especially right now when they are trying to be formally accredited with university status.

You may be disappointed if you expect a large tax savings from claiming medical expenses.

From initial pessimism over volunteer strength to recreation centre delays in Hay River that pushed deadlines to the brink, the South Slave Arctic Winter Games host society took a lot of heat in the months leading up to the games.

by John Holman

I am cursed with my eyes being the light: I see everything that was once in darkness. In my past is a wreckage trail of loved ones, despair, loss, anguish and rage.