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Teachings of Sahtu Prophet Ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya come alive in new project

Four years in the making, the translation of a Sahtu Region Elder’s 1980’s-era recording that recounts the words of...

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‘I’ve always worked with acrylics from day one!’

John Rombough, a self-taught artist from Łutsël K'é talks art, growing up in PEI and his abundance of imagination.

John Rombough, a self-taught artist from Łutsël K’é. He has been painting for 33 years, specializing in contemporary woodland art with Dene themes. Inspired by the...
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One year in jail, then probation, community service in revenge-porn case

'There is a peace of mind that the victim will never have in relation to this,' says Judge Stephanie Whitecloud-Brass

“(The victim) said this was one of the hardest moments for her to experience because … people had seen a piece of her life that...
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Ottawa flows more cash to river hydro generation project

Fort Providence's Big River Service Centre hopes to remove need to burn diesel for power, with extra for community

The Fort Providence Hydrokinetic Demonstration has received $766,090 to further studies into generate electricity using a submersible turbine in the Mackenzie River instead of a...
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‘If I was Indigenous, I’d be furious,’ says counsellor

Indigenous Services Canada stopped reimbursing travel costs for clients, service providers under Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program

Mental health counsellors who provide therapy to residential school survivors and their families in the North are questioning why the federal government won’t any longer...
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‘A significant setback for Indigenous economic reconciliation’

Dene Nation slams GNWT's decision to end development of specific procurement policy, citing a lack of consensus

The GNWT is committed to developing an Indigenous Procurement Policy to support NWT Indigenous businesses in GNWT procurement opportunities. – The GNWT in April, 2025...
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Inuvialuit Regional Corporation’s top executive on leave pending investigation

Former Tuktoyaktuk mayor Erwin Elias will step away from role after 'allegation that predates his election,' in January, says the organization

Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (IRC) chair and CEO Erwin Elias has stepped away from his role and is on leave while an allegation that predates his...

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Teachings of Sahtu Prophet Ɂehtsǝ́o Erǝ́ya come alive in new project

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‘I’ve always worked with acrylics from day one!’

John Rombough, a self-taught artist from Łutsël K'é talks art, growing up in PEI and his abundance of imagination.

One year in jail, then probation, community service in revenge-porn case

'There is a peace of mind that the victim will never have in relation to this,' says Judge Stephanie Whitecloud-Brass

Ottawa flows more cash to river hydro generation project

Fort Providence's Big River Service Centre hopes to remove need to burn diesel for power, with extra for community

‘If I was Indigenous, I’d be furious,’ says counsellor

Indigenous Services Canada stopped reimbursing travel costs for clients, service providers under Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program

‘A significant setback for Indigenous economic reconciliation’

Dene Nation slams GNWT's decision to end development of specific procurement policy, citing a lack of consensus

Inuvialuit Regional Corporation’s top executive on leave pending investigation

Former Tuktoyaktuk mayor Erwin Elias will step away from role after 'allegation that predates his election,' in January, says the organization