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O’Chiese First Nation students recently learned fur trapping skills and earned their Alberta certification.

A 23-year-old man ran hundreds of kilometres in the bitter cold to raise money for families in his northern Manitoba community impacted by a fatal crash in the fall.

The unusually warm weather hanging over the Kivalliq region of Nunavut is poised to end this weekend, but the lingering effects of the warmest fall on record for many northern communities have yet to be seen.

It was a rare find at the Skookum Jim Friendship Centre in Whitehorse. One that could be worth thousands of dollars.

All 32 units will be targeted to Indigenous people, and will support people at greater risk of homelessness because of the pandemic or those already experiencing homelessness because of it. 

The First Nation has declared an Indigenous Protected and Conserved area in Knight Inlet to exert a stronger stewardship role in its traditional territory in order to protect starving grizzly bears, declining salmon populations and a unique coral reef.

Hunting large and small game has always been a part of Shawna-Lee Enair’s life, and now she’s passing that knowledge on.

Iqaluit issued its do-not-consume order for city water on Oct. 12. Documents show a Nunavut environmental health officer flagged an “unbearable” diesel smell at the city’s water treatment plant four days earlier — and the Department of Health heard public concerns as early as Oct. 2.

The Stoney Nakoda language has received a historic boost this week with the creation of new teaching resources for those young and old learning the language spoken as a native tongue by roughly 3,000 people.

Blastomycosis cases in Constance Lake First Nation have not been linked to residential homes, investigators have confirmed.