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Brace for impact: Northern leaders get ready to deal with Trump's threatened tariffs
Canada does $1.3 trillion worth of two-way trade every year with the United States. That's why business and political leaders alike in this country are scrambling to try to talk the Trump administration, which takes office Monday, into backing off.
Striking Nunavik teachers push for accelerated contract talks
Around 450 teachers in Nunavik have walked off the job saying contract negotiations with the province have reached an impasse.
1st-degree murder and arson charge laid in Ottawa fire that killed Iqaluit woman
Ottawa police have charged a 30-year-old Ottawa man with first-degree murder and four arson-related crimes in the death of a woman who was seriously injured when her rented bungalow was firebombed in October 2024.
Landfill fire expected to take 3 weeks to extinguish, has cost Yellowknife $80K so far
Yellowknife's deputy mayor, Garett Cochrane, said that although hotspots happen “quite often,” the city has never dealt with a subsurface fire before. The city said the fire it's 7,000 square metres in size, which is about 10 per cent of the landfill cell it's in.
Former Yellowknife city councillor violently attacked her multiple times, woman testifies
2 children on bicycles hit by vehicle in Whitehorse
Christmas Day homicide victim was selfless 'superhero'
Former deputy chief of Klondike Valley fire dept. sentenced to 18 months for sexual assault
Internet customers in North to receive subsidy, CRTC says
Resident says Yellowknife is a hostile city for those with disabilities
Lawsuit against Yukon gov't over Takhini elk herd settled, but farmers say issues remain
N.W.T. school boards hit by massive data breach, territory confirms
Air Inuit takes Quebec government to court over maintenance of Nunavik runways
Alberta regulator lays charges against Imperial for failing to contain, report oilsands berm overflow at Kearl mine
Hay River, N.W.T., leaders call for more community action to combat drug-related crime
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NTPC says it's preparing to bring Taltson hydro online; addresses outages
N.W.T. reassessing nominee program after federal changes
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N.W.T. government won't say how much rent it pays on its own building
Tsiigehtchic, N.W.T., has mayor and council for 1st time ever
N.W.T. Supreme Court upholds Gwich'in Tribal Council election result
