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The Thebacha and Wood Buffalo Dark Sky Festival, which was set to take place from Aug. 19 to 22, has been cancelled.

NWT Fire held its first training event exclusively for women and non-binary folks from Aug. 9 to 13.

A public inquiry into the conduct of Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh MLA Steve Norn will begin on Oct. 4, 2021, the legislative assembly announced in a news release, Aug. 17.

Lucrative bonuses offered to lure agency nurses to Nunavut during a health staffing crisis has some questioning the fairness to long-term employees.

More and more Baker Lake residents are driving inland to a nearby bridge to fill their water containers because of repeated issues with the drinking water coming out of their taps, says Craig Simailak, the community’s MLA.

City’s net asset position increased by $10 million since 2020

Olivia Kate Iatridis gives workshop on acting in Tuktoyaktuk

Territorial government employees are being encouraged to get vaccinated and check their vaccination status after scores of COVID cases were reported across the NWT this week.

Another pillar of Delta life resumed west of Fort McPherson July 31 to Aug. 2 as the Midway Lake Music Festival hit the stage for the first time since before the pandemic. People gathered from across the Mackenzie and Beaufort Deltas to reconnect after a long year and listen to some of their favourite tunes. Many up and coming musicians jammed with Elders and a great time was had by all. Submitted photos.

New power plants have been approved for Cambridge Bay, Iglulik and Gjoa Haven, Qulliq Energy Corporation announced on Wednesday.