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Elder mobility vans are coming to 5 Nunavut communities
Five communities in Nunavut are going to be getting new accessible mobility vans, meant to help elderly residents get around in their community.
Inuit Broadcasting Corporation archiving work at risk because of funding crunch
The Inuit Broadcasting Corporation says years of Inuit history and knowledge could be lost because it doesn't have the funds to continue much of its archiving work.
Former director of Nunavut's Ilisaqsivik Society found not guilty of sexual assault
Malcolm Ranta, the former director of a non-profit in Clyde River, was found not guilty of sexual assault on Tuesday after the prosecution asked for an acquittal.
Air terminal reopens in Arviat, Nunavut, after thousands of litres of fuel spilled at the airport
Passengers are now able to head back inside an airport terminal in Arviat, after a fuel spill forced it to close down earlier this month.
Ottawa gives $15M to N.W.T. Indigenous governments to deal with impact of 2023 wildfires
The federal government has given money to 27 Indigenous governments and organizations to help deal with the impacts of last year's wildfire season.
N.W.T. MLAs review draft law that would expand RCMP powers on missing persons
A committee of N.W.T. MLAs heard Monday what new legislation around missing persons could look like.
'Grief doesn't end': Advocates reflect on the human cost of impaired driving
On National Impaired Driving Prevention Week, an N.W.T. mother recalls losing her daughter. In the N.W.T., RCMP laid 286 impaired driving charges last year. So far this year, 35 people have been charged.
CRTC to reconsider Cabin Radio's application to get on Yellowknife's FM airwaves
The news comes after the CRTC concluded last year that N.W.T.'s capital city can't support another commercial radio station.
You can now borrow a sensory support kit at the Yellowknife Public Library
The kits, purchased from Autism Canada, are part of an effort to make the library more inclusive to neurodivergent people.
Dene Nation continues push for public inquiry on N.W.T.'s handling of wildfires
On Monday elders and community leaders met virtually to discuss their concerns about how the N.W.T. government responded to last year's wildfires.