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Spike in flu cases in Fort Simpson, N.W.T., prompts public health advisory
A public health advisory Thursday warned about influenza A and B in the N.W.T.'s Dehcho region, noting that 14 out of 20 confirmed cases in the territory over the past week were in the Dehcho — which, until now, had only had two cases reported this season.
Cyclists, mobility advocates hail Whitehorse plan to beef up snow plowing
Under the proposed three-year operating budget, the City of Whitehorse will spend $307,000 more per year on snow plowing.
Former Catholic priest who abused children in Nunavut sentenced to 6 years in prison
Eric Dejaeger, 77, pleaded guilty to seven counts of sexually abusing children in Igloolik between 1978 and 1982.
Transition to more biomass heating in N.W.T. requires better supply chain, advocates say
A gathering of advocates, researchers and government officials in the N.W.T. this week is looking at biomass as a viable alternative to diesel in the territory.
Yukon no longer 'unregulated Wild West' for psychologists, as territory adopts new rules
RCMP recover body from vehicle that went through ice on Yukon's Lake Laberge
N.W.T. man to serve remainder of youth murder sentence in federal penitentiary
No injuries reported after small plane crashed in Yukon bush
'It's not who I am now': Sexual abuse victim of former Nunavut priest speaks out
4 years after it was passed, bill to create police accountability in Nunavut not implemented
Tłı̨chǫ Government still developing N.W.T.'s Whatı̀ Falls for tourists, no timeline on opening
Two Nunavut mothers outline issues with Family Services' foster system
Federal government ends MMIWG funding to northern prosecution offices
Alaska House members urge Trump to keep the name of North America's tallest peak as Denali
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New Yukon RCMP commanding officer cites need for police to 'modernize'
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Yukon, federal governments reject proposed placer mine on creek used for drinking water
Whitehorse mayor proposes 'no frills' operating budget with 4.6% property tax hike
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Doctors closing, moving practice because of infrastructure needs, says Yukon Medical Association
Northern entrepreneurship program focuses on Indigenous languages
Whitehorse woman missing since 2022 presumed dead after Yukon Supreme Court decision
Closing arguments delivered in assault trial of former Yellowknife city councillor
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