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Community, Featured, Life Style, News November 17, 2020

SRRB decides community plans should lead caribou conservation in Sahtú region

The Sahtú Renewable Resources Board recently decided to replace the Total Allowable Harvest system with community conservation plans.

What is the most effective way to conserve caribou? According to a recent report from the Ɂehdzo Got’ı̨nę Gots’ę́ Nákedı (Sahtú Renewable Resources Board), the…

Community, Featured, News November 17, 2020

Northern TikToker shares reasons to stay alive, Inuit style

Annie Buscemi admits that “it’s the simple things in life” that keep her going. Buscemi, 23, from Iqaluit, started making TikToks as a way to help herself through her anxiety. Since losing her job back in September, Buscemi created a virtual diary, called Ullaakkut (meaning good morning) as a way to practice gratitude. This was […]

Featured, Health, News November 16, 2020

COVID cases in Nunavut rise to 60, travel bubble with NWT suspended

Nunavut has imposed a shutdown on non-essential business.

All non-essential services across Nunavut will be required to close to limit the spread of COVID-19. Additionally, the travel bubble between Nunavut and the Northwest…

Featured, News November 13, 2020

Dominion recalls 60 Ekati staff

The company says in a press release it is anticipating a restart.

Sixty Ekati employees will be heading back to the mine in early December in preparation for operations to potentially restart. Dominion Diamond Mines, the owner…

Featured, Health, News November 13, 2020

Fort Simpson votes to remove liquor restrictions

A plebiscite was held on Nov. 12 to determine whether restrictions should be removed.

The village of Fort Simpson voted to remove liquor restrictions that have been in place for several decades. The results of the plebiscite found 175…

Community, Featured, Health, News November 13, 2020

Emergency shelter opens in Hay River

An emergency overnight shelter has opened in Hay River. The shelter is in the Kujat building on Industrial Drive and can receive up to 15…

Community, Featured, News November 13, 2020

LKDFN’s new online Dene art store put ‘on hold’ due to unreliable internet

"It's really amazing to see how the culture has been kept alive over here," says Rosie Catholique, manager of Caribou People Creations.

Bringing Dene inspired arts and crafts to the world, one-click at a time – that is if the internet connection in the community of Łutselk’e…

Community, Featured, Health, News November 12, 2020

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SRRB decides community plans should lead caribou conservation in Sahtú region

The Sahtú Renewable Resources Board recently decided to replace the Total Allowable Harvest system with community conservation plans.

The Sahtú Renewable Resources Board recently decided to replace the Total Allowable Harvest system with community conservation plans.

Northern TikToker shares reasons to stay alive, Inuit style

COVID cases in Nunavut rise to 60, travel bubble with NWT suspended

Nunavut has imposed a shutdown on non-essential business.

Nunavut has imposed a shutdown on non-essential business.

Dominion recalls 60 Ekati staff

The company says in a press release it is anticipating a restart.

The company says in a press release it is anticipating a restart.

Fort Simpson votes to remove liquor restrictions

A plebiscite was held on Nov. 12 to determine whether restrictions should be removed.

A plebiscite was held on Nov. 12 to determine whether restrictions should be removed.

Emergency shelter opens in Hay River

LKDFN’s new online Dene art store put ‘on hold’ due to unreliable internet

"It's really amazing to see how the culture has been kept alive over here," says Rosie Catholique, manager of Caribou People Creations.

"It's really amazing to see how the culture has been kept alive over here," says Rosie Catholique, manager of Caribou People Creations.

Four additional COVID cases in Fort Smith

The story of Tim Cook

'Maybe I can be that guy . . . to inspire them,' says veteran Tim Cook.

'Maybe I can be that guy . . . to inspire them,' says veteran Tim Cook.

CPHO reports two cases of COVID-19 in NWT mines

The release said the cases pose no additional risk to the territory.

The release said the cases pose no additional risk to the territory.