Team NWT's women beat Alberta North 5-1 to lift the Arctic Winter Games hockey title in Iqaluit late on Thursday.
Gold sees the team improve on bronze two years ago...
The Northwest Territories picked up its first-ever Arctic Winter Games table tennis medal on day three of this year's event in Nuuk, Greenland.
Aurora Fraser and Tamara Jovic lost only...
Team NWT's cross-country skiers are feeling a little exposed in Greenland, but not through any lack of talent.
The young athletes are getting to grips with competing for the first...
Inuvik teenager Underwood Day seized his opportunity with both feet on day two of the Arctic Winter Games in Nuuk, Greenland.
The 15-year-old won two gold ulus in Tuesday's Arctic sports...
The Northwest Territories' snowshoe athletes finally get to compete on Tuesday after days of delays and lost luggage.
The team of eight left Yellowknife on the first of Team NWT's charters...
Team NWT's Dene Games athletes led the way with two gold ulus on the first day of the 2016 Arctic Winter Games in Greenland.
The Northwest Territories dominated the women's...
Team NWT's athletes are underway at the 2016 Arctic Winter Games after an opening ceremony delayed by bad weather.
Sunday's ceremony in the host city of Nuuk, Greenland, was pushed back by half...
Weather conditions have pushed back Team NWT's flights from Yellowknife to Greenland for the Arctic Winter Games.
A series of three charter flights taking athletes, coaches and mission staff to...
Yellowknife city councillors have voted unanimously not to proceed with plans to host the 2023 Canada Winter Games.
Having made their concerns clear...
Due to extremely hot and dry weather conditions in the territory, several territorial parks in the North Slave, South Slave and Dehcho regions have implemented fire bans, effective immediately.
The Government of the Northwest Territories and the City of Yellowknife are advising residents that encampment clean ups at three Yellowknife sites will continue bi-weekly beginning today.
The Tłı̨chǫ Government has issued a public response to the Ekati Diamond Mine’s closure after the mine entered into receivership on July 14. Tłı̨chǫ leaders said that the latest mine closure has created more uncertainty for workers and their families.
Patrick Scott is being remembered across the North as a community leader who inspired collective action, a husband, father, grandfather, Indigenous land rights negotiator, author and philanthropist. After being diagnosed with cancer more than 13 years ago, Scott was vocal about “embracing” every moment with family and friends. On Wednesday night, daughter Itoah Scott-Enns made a public statement that her father had spent his final moments surrounded by family.
Extreme fire conditions and shifting winds yesterday allowed many fires in the territory to grow in unexpected directions, particularly in the South Slave, North Slave, parts of the Dehcho Regions.