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Inuvik Drum Youth of the Week: Jase Blake

Amid a rise in sales of big game in the Northwest Territories, particularly online, the Department of Energy and Natural Resources (ENR) is warning residents of the potential legal consequences of illegal game trading.

The third annual Yellowknife Burger Week is off to to the races as restaurants look to provide the best delicacies.

Following the introduction of Bill C-17 in the House of Commons on March 25, the Northwest Territories will receive nearly $2.4 million from a $2-billion, one-time, top-up fund provided to provinces and territories to address immediate pandemic-related healthcare system pressures.

Emergency department physician services returned to regular services as of March 24, following a March 22 statement from the Hay River Health and Social Services Authority.

Inuk film-maker Nyla Innuksuk showcased her new movie Slash/Back, set in Pangnirtung, at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, United States on March 13, where it had its world premiere.