The Carcross/Tagish First Nation has reduced its community safety and wellness program services. The First Nation said the program’s pilot funding from the federal government ended March 31, due to updated program rules.

Ayla Egotik-Learn, a 23-year-old Inuk mother from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, was discovered dead in January, inside her apartment northwest of Edmonton. Her baby has never been found and is presumed dead by RCMP.

The Yukon government has passed legislation that the health minister says gives it the legal authority to press pause on the implementation of a proposed health authority in the territory.

With a proposed mine on its traditional territory, the Ross River Dena Council wants additional protection for the Finlayson caribou herd. It says the declaration reinforces its role as "guardians" of the herd.

The Northwest Territories government has banned smoking in all publicly owned and operated apartments, including social housing, as of Wednesday.

A proposed land use plan for an area representing 10 per cent of Yukon land mass has been released, with detailed recommendations on where and what sort of development can happen in the region.

École Sir John Franklin High School in Yellowknife is the latest N.W.T. to show elevated levels of lead in its drinking water — though the school has been using bottled water for months.

With the end of two government rebates and increases to two rate riders, Yukoners can expect their residential power bills to go up again, starting April 1.

A staple business in Yellowknife has closed its doors. Now, for the first time in decades, Yellowknife residents won’t have a local cinema.

Since last year, the territory has been testing school water for lead and has found many fixtures exceeded Health Canada guidelines. That's prompted some fixtures to be put out of service or replaced. However, copper was not prevalent in test results until recently, territorial officials say.

A comprehensive plan to update the Yellowknife airport is underway as the N.W.T. government says the territory's needs have outgrown the existing facility.

The Canadian government will transfer control of Nunavut's land and resources to the territory next April. But there are many big changes to be worked out before the transfer date. Some federal jobs will be transferred to the Nunavut government, a new department responsible for land and resources will be established, and Ottawa still needs to remediate contaminated sites on federal land.

A city bus service was officially launched this week by Iqaluit Transit, a private company. It’s the first time in decades that there’s been transit service in the Nunavut capital.

The head of the Yukon First Nation Education Directorate says it was left with no choice but to pursue legal action due to months of inaction from Indigenous Services Canada.

As the search continues for a baby girl who vanished months ago when her mother was killed, Alberta RCMP are releasing new heartbreaking details on the case. Police ask the public to share any information which could assist them in their investigation.