The Teslin Tlingit Council in the Yukon is planning a re-do of last September's election, after the earlier vote was deemed invalid because of problems with mail-in ballots.

Yellowknife residents with a New Year's resolution to get more exercise and save more money are in luck.

The company must put in place a groundwater interception plan by Dec. 15 and another plan to address storage capacity in the face of spring melt by mid-April.

By using last year's voter list, displaced residents of Enterprise, N.W.T., will be able to vote in Monday's hamlet election.

Yukon Energy says one of the hydro units at its Aishihik generating station will be offline until spring because of an equipment failure — but the company says it will still be able to meet the territory's power demands through the winter.

Longtime northern lawyer and Nunavut judge Susan Cooper was acting as Nunavut's chief justice for several months before she officially took on the role.

The N.W.T. Government will spend $12 million every year for the next four years to offset a power rate increase for the territory's residents. 

On Tuesday night, Dawson City's newly elected town councillors were officially sworn into office. They each took the oath of office, and the oath of allegiance to the Canadian Constitution.

The sexual assault trial of three men continued in Yellowknife on Tuesday, with the second alleged victim testifying in court.

Mayor Rebecca Alty brought forward the motion at a city council committee meeting on Tuesday to discuss how to trim down the 2025 budget. 

With the upcoming election for chief of K’atl’odeeche First Nation, the community is preparing for change as Chief April Martel steps down. Three candidates — Ken Norn, Robert Lafleur, and Elaine Auger — are running to take her place. 

Tree planting may be a popular way to mitigate climate change, but a study has found that it may not be an effective solution for northern and Arctic regions.

Yukon's premier is touting a new agreement to establish a naval reserve in the territory, saying there needs to be a stronger military presence in the North. 

Indigenous leaders in Fort Chipewyan, Alta., are calling on the federal government to remediate a contaminated area in the First Nation's community and to apologize for keeping the contamination a years-long secret. 

A territorial regulator has ruled that it will move forward with an environmental assessment of Imperial Oil’s entire operation in Norman Wells, N.W.T.