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This week users of the Starlink’s 'RV' internet service in Iqaluit reported that their dishes were picking up a signal. People who ordered Starlink’s residential package in Nunavut and Northwest Territories recently got emails indicating their orders were being processed.
Delegates at the three-day meeting in Norman Wells, N.W.T., discussed the need to support Sahtu students, to create job and travel opportunities for young people, to improve health care for their members, and to extend the Mackenzie Valley Highway.
As Colville Lake’s target deadline for self-government passed, the community is now looking to 2024. "We're all standing and talking and not getting anywhere," says David Codzi.
Posted: Apr 30, 2021 3:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 30 The men's transitional home in Fort Good Hope established and run by the K'ásho Got’ıne Housing Society. Arthur Tobac said the transitional home really highlighted the effect having a roof over your head can have.(Amanda Blair) This is part six of a series on the housing crisis in the Northwest Territories While the NWT Housing Corporation said they're going to need $500-$600 million dollars to improve housing conditions in the N.W.T., almost double the cost predicted in 2017, some community leaders across the territory have taken i...
Posted: Dec 15, 2020 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 Raymond Yakeleya is one of three Sahtu beneficiaries who claim 'financial irregularities and wrongdoings' around the purchase of Canol Outfitters in 2017. (Livia Manywounds/CBC) A three-year controversy surrounding the purchase of an outfitting company in the Sahtu region of the Northwest Territories came to a head last week at the Sahtu Assembly. Canol Outfitters, previously known as Rams Head Outfitters, was purchased in 2017 by the Sahtu Land Corporations for $5.8 million. Much of that money came from a loan from the Sahtu ...