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Iqaluit residents can once again drink water from their taps.

A group of 13 students from all across Canada have filed a court challenge to lower the federal voting age to be more in line with the major federal parties. The challenge is arguing the age of 18 set out in the Canada Elections Act is unconstitutional.

The Denendeh Development Corporation (DDC) has entered into a partnership with a national, non-profit organization called Mitacs to try to identify and fill gaps in the Northern economy.

Selwyn Kay was alone at his cabin when his health began to give out.

Gerald Antoine of 艁谋虂谋虂dl谋台谋台 K懦虂臋虂has been elected national chief of the Dene Nation.

The park operation team at Fred Henne Territorial Park have been recognized by the territory for their hard work this year.

On Nov. 27 the Remesha Drummers performed in IqaluitSA国际影视传媒檚 Aqsarniit Hotel bringing Burundian Sacred Ceremonial drumming to residents of the city. The event was organized by the Nunavut Black History Society and was met with positive acclaim by those attending.

The Dene Nation Chiefs Housing Advisory Committee met in Yellowknife Dec. 6 to 8 to address the housing crisis in Denendeh.

The four Arctic Canada Construction (ARCAN) houses that have been under construction in Hay River in recent months are about to begin being shipped to Jean Marie River in the coming days.

With the reporting nine open files on missing Indigenous women in the NWT and another five women possibly fitting that category, the Government of the Northwest Territories publicized commitments through its Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Draft Action Plan on Dec. 8.