A colourful painting is honouring Wendy and Angel Carlick. The mother and daughter were murdered 10 years apart in Whitehorse.

RCMP in Hay River, N.W.T., barged in a senior citizen selling cannabis oil at the Fisherman’s Wharf Market on Saturday, however, it turned out the oil is legal to sell.

Elaine Keenan Bengts, Nunavut privacy commissioner, said the government of Nunavut violated the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act in the way it handled the medical file of a government employee.

In 2008, Jamie Takazo, 43, kept RCMP at bay for 40 hours in an armed standoff; this year, he tried to goad police into shooting him.

Dave Oleson's float plane tipped over last week on the N.W.T./Nunavut border after a 'violent gust of wind' caught the right wing. He and a passenger had to swim 150 metres to shore.

The rusted-out fuel drums, car frames and old appliances that litter the tundra on the edge of Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park in Iqaluit, will soon be cleaned up.

Yellowknife resident Eli Purchase says sirens are keeping him up at night. He's suggesting that the City of Yellowknife adopt a noise abatement program.

Tiffany Thrasher spent four years living on the streets of Yellowknife. Now the 22-year-old has her own apartment.

Talkeetna, a town with a population of about 900, elected 'Stubbs' the cat mayor in a write-in campaign in 1998.

Someone called the Kativik Regional Police Force around 5 p.m. on Saturday, after they found the body of the girl behind a house.

Prior to Julie Payette's appointment as Canada's next governor general, several Liberal MPs suggested that an Indigenous person in the role would symbolize great progress for Canada. Columnist Robert Jago explains why that view is wrong.

A federal government apology to Newfoundland and Labrador residential school survivors is long overdue, according to a lawyer who represented nearly a thousand of them in a class-action lawsuit settled last year.

Ottawa police are investigating a man’s death in Arviat, Nunavut, that may have happened while he was in the custody of RCMP officers.

After a week of competition, Canada’s Northern teams took home a combined 55 medals at the 2017 North American Indigenous Games.

As the summer continues, so do the great photos from our readers across the North. This week's gallery features amazing landscapes, beach volleyball — Nunavut style — and a mama and baby moose.