"I'm frustrated and angry." A Yellowknife mother described the challenge of supporting her son, who has developmental disabilities, in the NWT. She's not alone.

Press groups are calling for an investigation after Montreal police allegedly beat a freelance journalist while he was covering an anti-artificial intelligence protest in the city's downtown last week...

The future arrived without warning two weeks ago, dragging Nunatsiaq News into the world of artificial intelligence controversy this paper had previously managed to avoid.

On the heels of the season two premiere, we spoke with three stars from North of North about showcasing Inuit and the Arctic to the world.

Indigenous leaders are concerned about potential downstream impacts of Suncor's plan to release treated oil sands tailings into the Athabasca River.

Leah Qammaniq, an Inuk journalist raised in the North, understands first-hand the issues that she reports on in Nunavut. She covers Inuit self-governance, food security and, generally, daily life in t...

We spoke with the co-creators of North of North about their creative partnership, showcasing the Arctic on the silver screen, and what to expect from season two.

Indigenous members of Parliament say they are “appalled” by an ongoing shirt campaign to promote residential school denialism.

Not all data centres are alike, and an NWT firm proposing one on KFN land insists its vision is not a hyperscale AI facility. It's sparking a bigger debate.

Known for her outsize persona, appearance and talent, she rose from rural poverty to become a top-selling singer, songwriter and entrepreneur.

Alternatives North says the GNWT needs to "do much better" in managing resources following decisions to axe two mine watchdogs and Ekati entering receivership.

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The NWT's environment minister has granted Diavik's request to shut down the independent oversight board for the mine by the end of March 2027.

The NWT government says it is developing licensing requirements for child and youth facilities following an investigation into Home Base Yellowknife.

The Saskatchewan RCMP should rescind its request for media outlets to seek police permission before reporting details from crime scenes, says the Canadian Association of Journalists.

"It becomes a pressure cooker." There are safety concerns as the number of inmates exceeds capacity at Yellowknife's jail, even before bail reform kicks in.

Telecom giant says its eliminating 230 jobs across Rogers Sports & Media, with 80 jobs gone as six radio stations are closed across Canada.

An adjudicator found the GNWT's ad hoc approach to accommodating an inmate with a disability highlighted systemic gaps in its human rights management in jails.

NWT RCMP say they met with Dene Nation officials following criticism of a 2025 arrest and "both parties committed for better collaboration" and communication.

From mosquito types to bites and the best repellents, we break down the latest for 2026 on the unofficial bird of the North. They're having a busy year.

An investigation into last week's fatal plane crash near Fort Simpson is continuing but has been hampered by fires and evacuations. Here's the progress to date.

"It's a huge, huge accomplishment." Advocates are celebrating the passage of a federal bill criminalizing non-consensual sterilization, but say more is needed.

Supporters of an AI data centre in northwestern Alberta say it will provide jobs. Critics have concerns about environmental impacts, including in the NWT.

"This park is going to be forever." People gathered in Łútsël K’é to celebrate what is known as a relationship plan for the Thaıdene Nëné National Park Reserve.

After two NWT youths were charged with using AI to create child sexual abuse and exploitation material, what protections are – and should be – in place?

Two veteran aviators teamed up for the first time in more than 20 years to bring a helicopter to Yellowknife, where their careers began.

The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) is deeply concerned by the recent publication of an AI-generated image on the front page of the Winnipeg Sun.On May 13, the Winnipeg Sun published an AI-g...

"Offensive and a little horrifying." Some northerners aren't happy art in an NWT activity book was produced by AI rather than a local artist.

Indigenous peoples are gaining territory and political and economic clout. Not everyone is ready for what that will mean.

Testifying in his defence, a member of the military based in Yellowknife denied sexually assaulting a woman at his unit in February 2025.

Main says he wants to see community benefits from major federal investment

A member of the armed forces based in Yellowknife is facing trial for a charge of sexual assault stemming from an incident at a military housing unit last year.

A piece of popcorn, a trip around the sun and a three-headed dog – admire the creativity and skill behind this year's entries in Snowkings' Carving Symposium.

"He was like the core of the family." More than two and a half years after his death in Fort Providence, Gilbert Matto's family is still seeking justice.

More than 20 furry, four-legged athletes ran the track on Niven Lake with their human companions for glory – and treats – during the first Rag Tag Dog Races.

A commission tasked with reviewing the NWT's electoral boundaries recommends adding three MLAs to the legislature. It is now up to MLAs to decide on changes.

"If you choose not to find joy in snow, you will have less joy in your life – but still the same amount of snow." Three NWT carvers recount a trip to Finland.

"It's meant everything to us." The new Islamic Centre of Yellowknife provides stability and a place to connect, members of the city's Muslim community say.