The town of Watson Lake, Yukon, has opened its recreation centre for evacuees from the nearby community of Lower Post.

Two adventurers had to get creative, to continue their epic journey to the Arctic Ocean. Their custom-built carrying cart never arrived in Dawson City.

The national inquiry will be heading to Iqaluit, Quebec City, Winnipeg and St. John's in September and October, on its final four stops.

An NDP MP is calling on Pope Francis to respond to a request he visit Canada and apologize to residential school survivors with the same urgency he displayed following last week's release of findings detailing widespread, decades-long sexual abuse of children by priests in Pennsylvania.

Hundreds of delegates, young and old, from various regions in and out of the Northwest Territories are at the assembly this week to vote in a new Dene national chief.

James Morton, a prominent lawyer in Nunavut and Ontario, has been temporarily suspended from practising in the southern province.

The pilot and three passengers on the plane sustained minor injuries. There were no witnesses to the crash.

Sister Agnes Sutherland, who founded the N.W.T.’s first women’s shelter, died earlier this month at the age of 92.

A nurse from Nova Scotia says she should've been warned about a man in Pond Inlet, Nunavut, who allegedly had prior charges, prior to going to the community to work.

Bill Erasmus has led the Dene Nation since before the Oka Crisis, through N.W.T. devolution, and through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission mandate.