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Art, Education, Environment, Featured, History, News, Reconciliation November 5, 2024

New Inuit toonie celebrates four-region northern unity

A Royal Canadian Mint first sees multiple artists on same coin, representing all areas of Inuit Nunangat, or homeland

The distinct ways of life and culture of the Inuit Nunangat are represented in a new $2 commemorative circulation coin out this week. The Royal…

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IN PICTURES: Costumes aplenty at K’àlemì Dene School in Ndilǫ

The annual Halloween parade at the Jr. K to Grade 12 school filled the halls with superheroes, angels and all sorts of animals

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Former premier Joe Handley honoured for ‘exceptional contribution’ to Canadian life

The NWT's 10th premier currently serves as chairperson of Aurora College's Board of Governors

Culture, Education, Featured, History, News, Politics, Reconciliation

Indigenous languages in NWT need more than just lip service to thrive

For more than two decades, the GNWT has ignored many recommendations from its own languages commissioner

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Indigenous languages in NWT receive $17.7 million over three years

‘We will continue to work with Indigenous people and governments to ensure Indigenous languages are protected, promoted and celebrated,’ says Minister Caitlin Cleveland

Education, Environment, Featured, Health, News, Weather, Wildfires

Personal emergency kits exposed!

GNWT’s photo contest shows how to be prepared as possible for disasters

Education, Featured, Health, Justice, News, Politics

Midwifery gets a breather as Finance Minister reverses some proposed budget cuts

Finance Minister Caroline Wawzonek promises Behchokǫ̀ will be part of planned program expansion before end of 2027

Education, Featured, Housing, News

High-school grads ‘led to believe’ diploma will open post-secondary doors, says Aurora College chair

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‘Heartbreaking stories, memories and pain,’ the Red Dress Day march stirs up emotions

Hundreds march through Yellowknife to honour victims on what is also known as National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Education, Featured, News, Politics, Reconciliation April 25, 2024

On-the-land school Dechinta breathes easy with $5.2M in federal funding

For most folks, news of another federal budget can be met with indifference or disdain. But Kelsey Wrightson, executive director of the Dechinta Centre for…

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