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New program designed to boost number of women in trades occupations

New program designed to boost number of women in trades occupations

The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced a new trades-based placement program in Building Forever: WomenSA国际影视传媒檚 Pre-Trades Program.
Slash methane emissions now and save summer sea ice later, says climate study

Slash methane emissions now and save summer sea ice later, says climate study

A new study published in the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters says the loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean could be prevented if the world gets serious about methane emissions right away.
Inuvialuit artists commissioned to paint 33 murals

Inuvialuit artists commissioned to paint 33 murals

Inuvialuit artists across the Beaufort Delta spent the week painting a series of murals to be displayed around the region.
Research examines barriers to Indigenous participation in news media

Research examines barriers to Indigenous participation in news media

As newsrooms work to become more inclusive, editors and producers may need to be flexible in how reporters go about their jobs.
New combat ration field-tested in Beaufort Delta

New combat ration field-tested in Beaufort Delta

Anyone whoSA国际影视传媒檚 worked a tough job on an empty stomach knows just how important a good, balanced meal can be.
Inuvik Neighbour briefs: TUK M-18 careers, kids get second shot in Tuk, eye doctor in Tsiigehtchic

Inuvik Neighbour briefs: TUK M-18 careers, kids get second shot in Tuk, eye doctor in Tsiigehtchic

Open house for Tuk M-18 well training travelling through communities
No election? No problem.

No election? No problem.

While prepping my vehicle for a month of travelling across the Delta to cover a spring of jamborees, news that the federal NDP will support Justin TrudeauSA国际影视传媒檚 minority Liberal government up to 2025 is trickling its way in.
Inuvik Drum News Briefs: After school programming resumes, vet coming to town, dance into spring

Inuvik Drum News Briefs: After school programming resumes, vet coming to town, dance into spring

After school programming resumes at Youth Centre
Slash methane emissions now and save summer sea ice later, says climate study

Slash methane emissions now and save summer sea ice later, says climate study

A new study published in the scientific journal Environmental Research Letters says the loss of summer sea ice in the Arctic Ocean could be prevented if the world gets serious about methane emissions right away.
Sachs Harbour told not to drink tap water

Sachs Harbour told not to drink tap water

Sachs Harbour residents advised to not drink tap water due to fuel contamination