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Culture, Featured, News November 22, 2024

‘Our Tłı̨chǫ ancestors have been making these products long before our time’

Authentic Northern products Tea of Our Ancestors and Fireweed Blossom Syrup to debut at Saturday holiday sale

Two new Northern food products produced from Indigenous land by Indigenous people will join the more than 30 tables of hand-crafted artistic creations at a major art sale Saturday in Yellowknife. The third Tłı̨chǫ Arts Holiday Sale and Showcase takes place tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the…

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Ulukhaktok wrestling coach brings home national award

‘Inuk wrestling keeps us lively and together,’ says Jacob Klengenberg

‘Inuk wrestling keeps us lively and together,’ says Jacob Klengenberg

One confirmed case of bird flu swoops into the NWT, but no sign of outbreak

Low risk to other feathered creatures, transmission to humans is rare, relatively mild, but CPHO advises caution

Low risk to other feathered creatures, transmission to humans is rare, relatively mild, but CPHO advises caution

Overworked jail staff delayed obtaining Alberta records on high-risk offender before he attacked

Judge clears GNWT after Jason Bard randomly attacked a fellow inmate, causing serious injuries that required stitches, treatment for a concussion

Judge clears GNWT after Jason Bard randomly attacked a fellow inmate, causing serious injuries that required stitches, treatment for a concussion

Search on in Tuktoyaktuk area for Northern Store burglary suspect

The community's key retail business was broken into on weekend, with suspect fleeing with goods on stolen snowmobile, say RCMP

The community's key retail business was broken into on weekend, with suspect fleeing with goods on stolen snowmobile, say RCMP

Yellowknife jail guard attacker shot dead by Winnipeg police on weekend

His family impacted by residential school system, Jordan Charlie’s troubled upbringing resulted in a string of brutally violent crimes

His family impacted by residential school system, Jordan Charlie’s troubled upbringing resulted in a string of brutally violent crimes

Community-minded RCMP officer collects coats for 120 needy kids in Aklavik

Const. Jason Emmons and wife, Larissa, found many youth in the Arctic community did not have adequate winter clothing

Const. Jason Emmons and wife, Larissa, found many youth in the Arctic community did not have adequate winter clothing

Reported drive-by shooting of vehicle ends with RCMP gunpoint takedown of suspects

About $20,000 cash, believed to be the proceeds of crime, crack cocaine, ski-masks and several edged weapons seized by police

About $20,000 cash, believed to be the proceeds of crime, crack cocaine, ski-masks and several edged weapons seized by police

More than 100 Yellowknife students march in support of Addictions Awareness Week

The walk was organized by the Tree of Peace Friendship Centre

The walk was organized by the Tree of Peace Friendship Centre

Social media bragging results in major drug, handgun bust for Hay River RCMP

Picture of firearm, mention of trafficking at Woodland Drive apartment block, leads to third drug arrest this year for Ontario man

Picture of firearm, mention of trafficking at Woodland Drive apartment block, leads to third drug arrest this year for Ontario man

‘Our Tłı̨chǫ ancestors have been making these products long before our time’

Authentic Northern products Tea of Our Ancestors and Fireweed Blossom Syrup to debut at Saturday holiday sale

Authentic Northern products Tea of Our Ancestors and Fireweed Blossom Syrup to debut at Saturday holiday sale