Salt River First Nation’s acting chief facing a charge, and a salary raise
By Liny Lamberink · CBC News · Mar 31, 2023 (Used with Permission.) A man who has been appointed acting chief of the Salt
Read moreBy Liny Lamberink · CBC News · Mar 31, 2023 (Used with Permission.) A man who has been appointed acting chief of the Salt
Read moreThe N.W.T. government introduced an act that would implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP). That declaration, which the United Nations passed in 2007, includes cultural, land and economic rights.
Read moreA new report from Canada’s auditor general says rural and remote communities are still way behind the rest of the country when it comes to internet access — and nowhere is that disparity greater than in the Northwest Territories.
Read moreBy Carla Ulrich · CBC News · Mar 29, 2023 (Used with Permission.) The manager for a new daycare in Fort Smith, N.W.T., says
Read more“Youth have so much to contribute to the North and to the world. Yet, many youth in the N.W.T. are facing a mental health crisis due to complex challenges.”
– Caitlin Cleveland, MLA for Kam Lake
“Honestly, I thought it’d be boring, but it’s actually pretty fun,”
– Felicity Beaulieu, a Grade 12 student
The N.W.T. government’s search for an addiction treatment facility with Indigenous-led programing isn’t going well. The territory’s Health and Social
Read moreBy Liny Lamberink · CBC News · Mar 21, 2023 (Used with permission.) – A broken pipeline that spilled a massive amount of groundwater
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