Kaapittiaq, a new venture run by the Kitikmeot Heritage Society in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, is roasting and packaging coffee beans picked by Peruvian farmers in a unique partnership.

Transport Canada is ignorant of the needs of northern airports and new regulations will impose economic hardship on some communities, says an advocacy group.

Dennis Zettler, 66, was sentenced Sept. 14 to two years less a day, for stealing $150,000 from the Hamlet of Baker Lake while he was senior administrative officer.

The recent Dene Migration Symposium in Tsuut’ina Nation, a Dene community near Calgary, highlighted some of the current understanding of Dene history in the N.W.T., including theories on how people may have first come to the Mackenzie Valley.

A retirement project that’s growing roots — this Whitehorse man wants to help gardeners in the North beat frosty conditions.

Fall has officially arrived, and a super-sized edition of your best photos from across the North showcases the colours of the seasons: sunsets, rainbows, beautiful lakes, and frozen-over ice.

David Lister is the only Yukoner, and northerner, to be selected for Team Canada to compete at the WorldSkills Competition in October.

A Whitehorse school celebrated its silver anniversary this week, as Elijah Smith Elementary opened its 25th year with its annual start-of-school feast.

This Gwich'in fiddler will now have his dream career, flying for a national airline.

Whitehorse residents are expressing their concern after a recent shooting police are treating as a homicide — the fifth in the city so far this year.