Joe Handley, who retired as premier of the Northwest Territories last year, has been appointed to the CBC's board of directors.

Residents in Fort Good Hope, N.W.T., are preparing for possible flooding Friday in the wake of rising river waters.

Three youths face criminal charges after a Whitehorse woman was attacked outside her home Thursday by a group wielding paintball guns.

Heating Yellowknife's homes by tapping into the tunnels beneath the defunct Con Mine is moving closer to reality, according to the city.

Yukon government officials promised residents of a Whitehorse trailer court on Thursday that there will be no repeat of a blasting incident that sent rocks raining onto their homes last week.

Tyson Kalluk spends a lot of his time sweeping away dog poop with a giant squeegee, but he won't have to for much longer.

Saturday, May 17, 10 a.m. at Aqsarniit Middle School, a rummage sale, bake sale, cake walk and auction. Proceeds support French class trip to Quebec. May 20, 7:30 pm at Aqsarniit School, featuring soprano Ann Monoyios & lutenist Lucas Harris. Presented by Piano Plus and the Iqaluit Music Society.

“It’s done. It’s gone, it’s finished, it’s over with.” The Kamotiq Inn was the dirtiest, greasiest, booziest restaurant in Iqaluit. After 28 years of service, it closed Thursday, May 8, apparently for good.

A man holed up at house 1328 in Kuujjuaq during a May 7 stand-off with members of the Kativik Regional Police Force used his rifle as a club to vandalize the house after discovering that the weapon wouldn't fire.

The Kativik Regional Police Force called in the Sûrété du Québec provincial police force this week to investigate a shooting by KRPF officers in Kuujjuaraapik earlier this week.