The U.S. government has helped pay for maintenance on the road since 1977, but not anymore.

In the first episode of a new series of Musicians of the Midnight Sun, Pat Braden interviews Wally Firth, a fiddler known for playing the traditional fiddle songs of the Gwich'in and Inuvialuit people.

The Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous festival in Whitehorse is both haunted and kept alive by its legacy and traditions.

Photographer Pat Kane says NWT Tourism admitted at the meeting in late 2018 that the non-profit wasn't 'doing the best job of of reaching out to northerners' for work. He says the meeting was productive.

The 'hazard identification and risk analysis' looked at both the likelihood of different emergencies, and the potential consequences, ranked from 'negligible' to 'catastrophic.'

Counsellors in Whitehorse, Dawson City, and Watson Lake were on strike for more than two months and just returned to work Feb. 7.

Short-track speed skaters from across the North had a stellar day, breaking territorial records and personal bests, with Yellowknifer Wren Acorn placing 8th in the 1500m

The lead negotiator for the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation says 89 per cent of voters were in favour of agreements that would create a national park reserve on the community’s traditional lands.

'I don't want to be harassed anymore. The dogs and I need privacy and we need some some downtime where there's not so much stress.'

The arrest warrant for Johannes Rivoire, an Oblate priest accused of abusing children in Nunavut, has been stayed by the government of Canada, documents obtained by CBC News reveal.