The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than with a super-sized gallery of your best photos from across the North?

After a fatal bear attack in Yukon last month, some people went online to say it's time to relax bear hunting regulations. But bear experts call that ridiculous.

A group of Nunavut youth are using a conference of Arctic scholars to make a point about how researchers often come up short in consultations with their communities — using their own language to do so.

The 1978 territorial election was the first to have candidates with official party affiliations. 'They were looking toward provincehood, and there was a sense that if you want to become a province, you have to look and act like a province.'

Flu season has hit Inuvik earlier than expected, but the region's chief public health officer says he's hopeful that means it will meet a quick end.

Nunavut hockey players will be competing with the best of the best across Canada next year when they take to the ice for the first time ever in the Canada Winter Games.

The CEO of the N.W.T. health authority says the major breach is a 'disturbing and evolving situation,' as hundreds of patients' health records were found recently at a Fort Simpson dump.

Three Alaska groups are suing the Environmental Protection Agency to demand it enforce the cleanup of polluted air around the state's second-largest city.

Mikey McBryan, the general manager for Buffalo Airways, bought the shell of the DC-3 aircraft on eBay.

Every winter tongues fall victim to frozen metal objects — whether it's by accident or they're triple-dog dared.