The federal government says it will respond to pleas for help from northern Quebec, where a spate of suicides in Inuit communities this year has created what officials are calling a crisis.

RCMP have arrested Toufic Chamas and recovered a handgun that was stolen from a home on Rivett Crescent in Yellowknife earlier this month.

When a pair of large, unmarked graves were uncovered this month at the Pioneer Cemetery, amateur historian Murray Lundberg started sleuthing.

Miles Brewster, 12, says he ended up in the principal’s office after he sat during the Canadian anthem to make a statement about the residential school curriculum.

Kelly Benson and Joe Volf say there weren't told about mining company's plans. John McConnell, the president of the mining company, has trouble believing them.

The community of Kugluktuk, Nunavut, received its first freighter flight of goods on Saturday from a recently cancelled supply barge. It's a relief for residents, but one that has not alleviated concerns or confusion in the community.

Kugluktuk, Nunavut is heading to the polls today, where residents will decide whether or not to remove the community's liquor restrictions.

The N.W.T.'s Department of Infrastructure left the Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway open for over 12 hours after an assessment in April deemed it should close due to thawing temperatures, an Access to Information request has revealed.

Imperial Oil Ltd. has restarted oil production at Norman Wells in the Northwest Territories almost two years after being forced to suspend shipments on a pipeline threatened by slope stability concerns at a Mackenzie River crossing near Fort Simpson.

The road off of Highway 5 to K’atl’odeeche First Nation is littered with signs warning drivers of loose gravel and rough surfaces. According to residents, it’s been that way for a long time and they want change.