‘No more denial’: Chiefs call on federal government to acknowledge residential school history

WARNING: This story contains details some readers may find distressing. The remains of 215 Indigenous children have been found buried on the site of the former...

‘Unique and irreplaceable’: Gwich’in culture recognized by national registry

Over 300 boxes and two terabytes of digital information await organizing, a process that will take NWT archivists roughly five years to complete.

A team of seven NWT archivists has a big job to do, preserving over 20 years of Gwich’in knowledge. Gwich’in heritage is being recognized nationally for...

‘We have that spirit’: Délı̨nę donates meat and money to flood victims

More than 100 trout are among the donations to the Dehcho

In the wake of historic flooding in the NWT, communities are coming together to show their support to residents in Fort Simpson and Jean Marie River....

‘It’s not who I am’: Uncovering trauma through on the land healing program

Disclaimer: This story talks about family violence, addiction and sexual assault.  Intergenerational trauma is a serious reality for many northerners. With on the land healing camps,...