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New 911 call centre aims to change the way calls are dispatched in northern communities
Ian Lafrenière, Quebec’s Indigenous affairs minister, announced dispatchers located in Saint-Eustache, Que., will respond to 911 calls from five of Quebec’s northern communities in the hopes of improving emergency response.
Wildfire near Tulip Lake now 'being held,' says N.W.T. Fire
The fire is 15 kilometres northeast of Fort Fitzgerald and 28 kilometres east of Fort Smith. As of Tuesday afternoon, N.W.T. Fire says it's not expected to spread beyond the existing containment lines.
Nunavut caribou survey saved by cellphones
In 2023, scientists were conducting an aerial survey of the Beverly caribou herd when its photography plane suffered mechanical issues. So the surveyors taped their cellphones inside the plane windows to take videos, and hoped for the best.
Hay River man sentenced to 18 months in jail for child luring
Jerome Bruha was already listed on a sex offender registry for 20 years due to a conviction in 2019. With this offence, he will now be on the registry for life.
Twin Flames singer charged with historical sexual offences
Man killed in Alaska Highway collision, Yukon's 2nd fatal crash in 3 days
Yellowknife encampment residents say they feel more supported after moving to new spot
U.S. appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska's Willow oil project
Man pleads guilty to charges linked to death of Whitehorse cyclist
Some Yukon youth soccer tournament games cancelled due to smoke
New $52M science building at Yukon University to put new emphasis on Indigenous knowledge
Yukon Supreme Court approves sale of Minto mine to Selkirk First Nation
Yellowknife recruiting lifeguards as new pool sees thousands of users within first month
Families furious over treatment of foster children in Kinngait, Nunavut
Pride flag vandalized in Mistissini, Que.; community support grows, one window at a time
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