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Launching a new softball tournament in Arviat

Arviat · Arviat

Launching a new softball tournament in Arviat

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Maximum of eight teams will compete in Eskimo Point U20 men's championship See the Story

Four girls charged with arson in Taloyoak

Taloyoak · Taloyoak

Four girls charged with arson in Taloyoak

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Old Home Economics building catches fire See the Story

Yellowknife Encampment Residents Say They Feel More Supported After Moving to New Spot

Nunavut · Nunavut

Yellowknife Encampment Residents Say They Feel More Supported After Moving to New Spot

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A downtown Yellowknife tent encampment has moved about a kilometre northwest, near the territory's museum, and people staying there say the transition went smoothly.See the Story

Wildfire near Tulip Lake now 'being held,' says N.W.T. Fire

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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.Fire · Nunavut Read Article

Nunavut caribou survey saved by cellphones

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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.Mobile Phones · Nunavut Read Article

Ousland and Colliard Complete Ellesmere Island Crossing » Explorersweb

After 49 days and over 1,100km of skiing through Canada’s most remote terrain, Norwegian Borge Ousland and Frenchman Vincent Colliard have completed the first unsupported north-to-south crossing of Ellesmere Island. The pair reached King Edward Point, the southernmost point on the island and the end of the crossing, on June 13. They then skied for two more days to reach the Inuit community of Grise Fiord on June 15. The journey was part of the d…Skiing · Nunavut Read Article

Canadian project monitors satellites over High Arctic for first time

17.06.2025 - A unique system of satellite-tracking cameras designed, built and operated by a Canadian team has produced the first full year of satellite tracking data over Canada. One station alone - located in Eureka, Nvt., in the Canadian High Arctic - has now provided a full winter season of data with more than tens of millions of individual satellite observations over the North Pole.Nunavut · Nunavut Read Article

CIB makes inaugural Nunavut investment in wind energy and storage project – ReNew Canada

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has reached financial close on its first investment in Nunavut, supporting a transformative clean energy project in the remote Inuit community of Sanikiluaq. A $6.7 million loan through the CIB’s Indigenous Community Infrastructure Initiative (ICII) will help fund the Anuriqjuak Nukkiksautiit Project (ANP) (pronounced Ah-nur-ick-juu-ack Nook-eek-sow-teet), which includes a 1-megawatt wind turbine and a 1 mega…Sanikiluaq · Sanikiluaq Read Article

U.S. appeals court refuses to vacate Biden approval of Alaska's Willow oil project

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The decision comes in a long-running dispute over the project, most recently greenlit in March 2023 by former president Joe Biden's administration and under development in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska by ConocoPhillips Alaska.Joe Biden · Nunavut Read Article

Man pleads guilty to charges linked to death of Whitehorse cyclist

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Adam Lougheed pleaded guilty to driving while prohibited, dangerous driving causing death and failing to remain at the scene of a fatal crash. That's in relation to a hit-and-run last June that killed Joseph Morrison.Nunavut · Nunavut Read Article

Families furious over treatment of foster children in Kinngait, Nunavut

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CBC has spoken to several families with children in care — as well as three former workers — who say the conditions at the Family Services facility in the community are terrible.Kinngait · Kinngait Read Article