Indigenous business owners in Fort Providence not letting COVID-19 slow them down
The old Aurora Market grocery store is dimly lit, with worn-in fake-wood paneling of yesteryears…
Northwest Territories
‘Between a rock and a hard place’: Women and domestic violence in the N.W.T.
Susie Kuneyuna no longer lives down the street from her family in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut,…
In the Northwest Territories Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is a shot of hope
The Northwest Territories vaccination campaign is in full swing. To date, the territorial government has…
Elders in N.W.T. receive COVID-19 vaccine despite logistical challenges
‘This is my way of protecting myself, others, the ones I love and the whole community,’ says Elder Anne Thrasher.
Inuit medical boarding home adapts through pandemic
Casey Adlem spends much of her workday in meetings on the phone managing the delivery…
‘By no way is it the end’: Nisga’a grandfather pushing to visit with his grandchildren
After a two year fight with Nisga’a Child and Family Services (NCFS), a 64 year…
‘We achieved a lot with this place’: Deh Gah Dene youth are looking after their own
The teenagers who work on the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) in Fort Providence never walk…
Northwest Territories set to bring in new rules around isolation period
People travelling outside of the territory for the holidays won’t be covered when they return.
Yellowknives Dene demand Ottawa make good on ‘Giant mine monster’
‘Our land is spoiled. It’s not like what it was,’ said Dettah Chief Edward Sangris.
