Students impacted by COVID-19 may be eligible for Hotıì ts’eeda bursary
Hotıì ts’eeda is providing up to $100,000 in bursaries for students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Ełets’àts’eedıı — translated to “support each other” in…
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Bathurst caribou herd ‘not repopulating itself’
The latest results from the Tłı̨chǫ Government's monitoring program show a continuing decline.
Despite two years of “perfect conditions” for caribou, Tłı̨chǫ monitors are still seeing a low calf-to-cow ratio in the Kokètì ekwǫ (Bathurst) herd. Petter Jacobsen…
Keeping schools open to prevent ‘unsustainable’ learning approaches
Education leaders will try to keep schools open as much as possible, even if there are new cases of COVID-19 in the territory, says the…
Long term care homes now allow for one ‘essential’ visitor
Long Term Care (LTC) facilities have now begun allowing in-person visitors to residents. During Phase 2 of Emerging Wisely, residents will be able to have…
First LGBTQ2S+ camp coming to NWT this summer
LGBTQ2S+ youth from across the North Slave can look forward to canoe trips, campfires and movie nights this summer. This will come as part of…
Survey says: revenue decline trending in the NWT
New data shows a significant decrease in revenue, across the board for businesses in the NWT. The Government of the Northwest Territories has released a…
Farmers Market reopening offers artists much needed platform
After spending the past couple months working on commissions, Dene artist Darrell Chocolate was able to publicly showcase his work at the Yellowknife Farmers Market….
Feds pledge additional funding to mitigate coastal erosion in Tuktoyaktuk
In an effort to support Tuktoyaktuk’s fight against climate change, the federal government is providing the community with $5.5 million in funding. Some of this…
SLFN climate change initiative begins with survey
Smith’s Landing First Nation (SLFN) invites community members and the broader Fort Smith community to participate in a survey surrounding climate change initiatives in the…
Funding allows Dechinta Centre to continue land-based learning, COVID-19 resiliency
Kristen Tanche attributes her time at the Dechinta Centre with developing her professional career involving land-based programming. “I was able to go back to the…