The Polarettes and Polar Tumblers Gymnastics Club hosted the Midnight Sun Invitational where 130 athletes from across Canada and Alaska competed.

Arnaud Maldague is six months into an estimated 30-month journey across the Americas, which he started Jan. 4 of this year in Kugaaruk, Nunavut, about 2,000 km north of Winnipeg.

Officials say a two square kilometre wildfire is burning 1.2 kilometres east of the Robert Campbell Highway.

Sage Paul’s forthcoming clothing collection, Giving Life, tells an intimate story. The colours and fabrics remind Paul of her time spent in hospitals, and of the trauma of her miscarriages. “You can tell your secrets through fashion, and it’s not so vulnerable,” said the Toronto-based Dene designer.

Angela DeMontigny's new fashion line includes a midnight blue leather jacket. On the back, the collection's name, "Of The Stars" is written in silvery white embroidery in Cree syllabics. For DeMontigny, that was important to include so people could see the language.

Ecology North and the City of Yellowknife are going to build a pop-up park in downtown Yellowknife, bringing greenery and building a social environment to the urban core

Two University of Alberta graduate students presented "lessons learned" from Alaska wind energy project with Inuvik residents.

Federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould announced the appointment of two new judges in Nunavut. Susan Charlesworth and Christian Lyons will fill out the territory's six-judge bench.

Students came from communities across the territory, including Whati, Gameti, Lutselk’e, Fort Good Hope and Tulita, for a two-day prospecting course in Yellowknife.

The fire that began Wednesday night at the Whitehorse waste management facility flared up significantly Saturday morning.

Former commanding officer Lt.-Col. Luis Carvallo reflects on his time leading Canadian Rangers from across the North, as a new leader takes over the helm of the 1st Canadian Ranger Patrol Group.

Jason Rowland and Chad Robertson are hauling their canoe 1,200 kilometres by bicycle before hitting the river.

Fewer than 20 per cent of 18-year-olds voted in the last Northwest Territories election.

Willie Thrasher, a residential school survivor from N.W.T. has used music to reclaim his Inuvialuit culture. He is in London for the first time to perform at Light in the Attic's 16th anniversary.

Each day, 400,000 Canadians cross the Canada-U.S. border. Beginning Oct. 17, 2018, more and more of those travellers could be forced to answer an uncomfortable question posed by wary American customs officers: Have you ever smoked pot?