Fun and games at the 66th Muskrat Jamboree in Inuvik | After losing her leg, this Aklavik, N.W.T. woman isn't letting anything stop her | Agreement on Yukon River chinook salmon called essential, but some still have questions
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Fun and games at the 66th Muskrat Jamboree in Inuvik; Get on the sled! These racers did their best to win a team event on Sunday afternoon\.

Fun and games at the 66th Muskrat Jamboree in Inuvik

April 7 , 2024 at 06:06:05 p.m. CDT • :

This year, the four-day festival included a feast, drum dances, a talent show, and many many games — most of which were played outdoors on the ice.

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After losing her leg, this Aklavik, N.W.T. woman isn't letting anything stop her; Mandy Archie, who grew up in Aklavik, lost her leg after she was hit by an impaired driver a year and a half ago\.

After losing her leg, this Aklavik, N.W.T. woman isn't letting anything stop her

April 7 , 2024 at 03:00:00 a.m. CDT • :

Mandy Archie was hit by a truck a year and a half ago. Today, she's found her strength.

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Agreement on Yukon River chinook salmon called essential, but some still have questions; A lone Chinook salmon swims by an underwater viewing window at the Whitehorse Fish Ladder in August 2022\.

Agreement on Yukon River chinook salmon called essential, but some still have questions

April 7 , 2024 at 03:00:00 a.m. CDT • :

A new cross-border agreement on Yukon River chinook salmon explicitly states that hydroelectric dams and development are affecting the species — and, according to one expert, that will force more scrutiny of the Yukon government.

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This former N.W.T. pilot's photo collection captures 50 years of history;  Tim Garrish sits on a lawn chair in front of a Conair Piper Aerostar in Yellowknife in 1983\.

This former N.W.T. pilot's photo collection captures 50 years of history

April 4 , 2024 at 09:45:05 a.m. CDT • :

Tim Garrish first started flying in Fort Simpson in 1973 and spent decades capturing his experience on film. He recently donated his entire collection the N.W.T. Archives.

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Yellowknifers' plastic is still going to the landfill — but there's a solution politicians could explore; A mix of different kinds of plastic inside one of the blue bins in Yellowknife in March 2024\.

Yellowknifers' plastic is still going to the landfill — but there's a solution politicians could explore

April 5 , 2024 at 03:00:00 a.m. CDT • :

A new waste reduction and recovery act allows for an extended producer responsibility program to be introduced in the N.W.T. It would shift the cost of recycling off governments and back on to companies that make the material in the first place.

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Yukon publisher takes over N.W.T.-based Up Here magazine; Greg Karais is the owner of Whitehorse-based North of Ordinary Media, and Manu Keggenhoff is creative director and co-publisher\.  

April 3 , 2024 at 03:57:12 p.m. CDT • :

Yukon publisher takes over N.W.T.-based Up Here magazine

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Coroner's inquest into 4 Whitehorse deaths set to begin Monday; The shelter is located at 405 Alexander Street\. It provides temporary emergency housing to community members in need of a bed, hot meal, shower, laundry and access to medical aid\.  

April 5 , 2024 at 04:52:24 p.m. CDT • :

Coroner's inquest into 4 Whitehorse deaths set to begin Monday

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Cree students' project on natural fire retardants in boreal forest wins at science fair; Kristopher Neeposh and Rory Henry-Felstead are students in Nemaska, Que\. They won first place at the 2024 Quebec Indigenous Science Fair in Gatineau\.  

April 6 , 2024 at 03:00:00 a.m. CDT • :

Cree students' project on natural fire retardants in boreal forest wins at science fair

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Ihdzi', a new community centre in Mayo, Yukon, officially opens to the public; The Village of Mayo has officially opened 'Ihdzi"\. The word comes from the Northern Tutchone word for Heart\.  

April 6 , 2024 at 08:00:10 a.m. CDT • :

Ihdzi', a new community centre in Mayo, Yukon, officially opens to the public

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New chief of Pedzéh Kı̨ First Nation in N.W.T. says jobs top his to-do list; A sign welcoming people into Pedzéh Kı̨ First Nation in Wrigley on July 13, 2022\.  

April 5 , 2024 at 07:18:40 p.m. CDT • :

New chief of Pedzéh Kı̨ First Nation in N.W.T. says jobs top his to-do list

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April 5 , 2024 at 07:06:25 p.m. CDT • :

Not enough support for victims of sexual assault in Yukon, report shows

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April 6 , 2024 at 03:00:00 a.m. CDT • :

Couple speaks out about bad experience renting in Yukon's Ibex Valley

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April 5 , 2024 at 03:03:03 p.m. CDT • :

Classes continue at Yellowknife Catholic schools during YKDFN carnival to hit mandatory hours

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April 5 , 2024 at 09:26:12 a.m. CDT • :

RCMP seize cocaine, gun in Hay River, N.W.T.

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April 6 , 2024 at 10:10:57 a.m. CDT • :

Whitehorse Star to close permanently after 124 years

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