With everyone seemingly eating everything in sight on Dec. 25, it’s nice to know there’s one event happening the following day where you can work off all of that turkey or whatever meat product you ate on Christmas.

Yellowknife’s Wren Acorn is back home for a well-deserved holiday break but before returning to the homestead, she was busy at a rather important competition.

It’s always impressive when an athlete from the NWT finds their way down south to keep playing their chosen sport at the post-secondary level.

For the first time since 2019, the territory’s athletic hopefuls were doing their best to impress coaches or evaluators in the hopes of booking their seat on the Team NT charter flights for the Arctic Winter Games.

Sport North has named its list of award winners for the past 12 months with the roll of honour released earlier this month.

The 2022 calendar year portion of Team Galusha’s season has come to an end.

The Arctic Winter Games are set to happen in Wood Buffalo, Alta., in late January and the road to seeing who fills out Team NT’s roster is about to begin.

Fast and aerodynamic — speedskaters were in fine racing form during the annual Yellowknife Speed Skating Club’s Ability Meet at the Multiplex during the last weekend of November.

The Wickenheiser Female World Hockey Festival, better known as Wickfest, has become one of the biggest hockey tournaments in the world just for girls.

The Wade Hamer Challenge Cup made a triumphant return to the ice at the Multiplex on Wednesday afternoon in front of a standing-room-only crowd.