Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. is making its first public call for funding applications for Inuit training programs since receiving the $255 million settlement.

David Mikkigak, 37, says he decided to reach out because he's afraid of 'false information' passed on to the RCMP, and wants to speak to a lawyer before he returns to Cape Dorset.

'This shooting was not random,' said RCMP at a press briefing Thursday, where they revealed that the 25-year-old victim was from B.C.

Behchoko was the final stop on the territorial government’s legal cannabis community tour that touched down in 9 communities over the past month to help inform Northerners about the pending cannabis legislation.

Northwest Territories Senator Nick Sibbeston announced Thursday he will give up his seat effective Nov. 21.

The chief commissioner of the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls says she has assembled a team of forensic investigators who are reviewing the activity of some Canadian police forces.

The new owners of Alaska's largest newspaper have laid off reporters, editors and other employees just days after a bankruptcy judge approved the sale the Alaska Dispatch News.

The president of the Klondike Placer Miners Association likens placer mining operations to the family farm. 'Does a family farm pay a royalty on the wheat they produce?'

Chris Lam moved to Inuvik in August to be with his fiancée. The next day, word had spread about his skills and he had his first consult.

Traditional food will be widely available to patients and part of the menu at the new Stanton Territorial Hospital, expanding on offerings currently only available by request, N.W.T. Health Minister Glen Abernethy pledged.

Homelessness has long been an issue in Behchoko, but no one really knows just how widespread it is, or the best way to help.

A Yellowknife couple’s love story has endured through cross-country biking and Alzheimer’s — and is now immortalized in a unique love song.

Dwayton Tonge's car was still under warranty, but since there isn’t a Hyundai dealership anywhere in Nunavut, he has to ship it to Montreal, 2,000 km away.

An Iqaluit couple is suing Nunastar Properties Inc. for wrongful eviction, harassment and slander they say they experienced not only on Nunastar property, but around Iqaluit

In 1972, three boys left Stringer Hall in Inuvik hoping to reach home. The 130-km journey to Tuktoyaktuk took two weeks, and left only one survivor.