House-smoked sausages and farm-raised bacon; dry-cured salamis and aged steaks. They’re the coveted offerings of a high-end, big-city charcutier — and now, a backyard butcher in Dawson City, Yukon.

A Carcross Tagish First Nation artist is having her artwork displayed at the Vancouver airport for a year.

'When critical incidents happen in our community, we hear from our citizens all the time. They are requesting patrols, they are requesting people to be out there in the community.'

Eighty-seven years after the Maud sank and a year after it was pulled up from the seabed, the ship will start its float home to Norway from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.

He was a 'true gentleman' and a man 'full of integrity.' Karetak passed away this month at the age of 87.

The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act was enacted in 2006 in response to public demands to rid the city of drug houses.

'If you look at our electricity rates compared to other cities in the North ... we’re still substantially cheaper,' said company president Andrew Hall.

Yellowknife RCMP seized a large amount of alcohol at a local airline terminal last week that was destined for a restricted N.W.T. community.

The black bear that left a newlywed dead and her co-worker injured after a ferocious attack in a remote area of Alaska earlier this week is being described as 'hyper-aggressive' by the women's employer.

An Inuk journalist's now-iconic photograph of a Mi'kmaq woman praying during the 2013 fight against fracking in New Brunswick is part of a national exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg.

First Nation members say they're insulted by a proposal put forth on their behalf by the Kaska Dena Council: 'our land is not for sale.'

Some area residents and the constituency's MLA are concerned a barge moored at a Yellowknife city park has been there for too long without resolution.

People attending this year’s Folk on the Rocks will have “on duty friends” to keep them safe during the festival, as organizers have enacted a "Safety Squad" and safe space policy in response to alleged sexual assaults last year.

The Rankin Inlet Housing Authority was not 'unreasonable' when it bumped a mother off the waitlist because she had moved to Churchill to find housing.

The thief who made off with a human toe that is used in an infamous cocktail served by a Dawson City bar has mailed it back, Yukon RCMP say.