Climate disaster survivors call for cuts to fossil fuel emissions
Survivors and activists urge the federal government to cap oil and gas emissions.
Tuktoyaktuk
Inuit carver North of 60 hoping to literally set traditional knowledge in stone
Inuit are known for storytelling and Angus Cockney is no exception. The respected Inuvialuit carver…
Certification hearing set to begin for excessive force class action against RCMP in the North
Lawyer hopes top Mountie’s systemic racism admission allows suit to move forward
Family in Tuktoyaktuk has home saved from the sea just in the nick of time
With or without Covid-19, the reality of coastline erosion along the Arctic Ocean remains a…
‘Respect our wishes’: Mayor of Tuktoyaktuk pleads with people to stay away
Along the arctic ocean, at the end of the most northern permanent road in the…
Learning from Elders before it’s too late: Coastal erosion and climate change
Hannah Taneton sleepily grabs gloves and a toque and emerges from her tent to be…
Climate change and Tuktoyaktuk: A community’s front row seat to a changing world
When Sarah and Sandy Adam moved into their new home in Tuktoyaktuk in 1994, there…
New road to Tuk NWT brings in tourists and cash
Charlotte-Morritt-JacobsAPTN NewsThe 137 kilometre Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway opened in November 2017.This summer, the highway…
Tuktoyaktuk residents want image of new highway on Canadian bank note
Residents want recognition for perseverance
