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Ernest Betsina sworn in as Chief of Dettah - Vimarsana News

Ernest Betsina sworn in as Chief of Dettah

Ernest Betsina was officially sworn in as Chief of Dettah on Sunday. He takes over for Ed Sangris who served as Chief of Dettah since 2007.

Source: cbc.ca
Arsenic stored at Giant Mine not at risk from wildfire, says remediation director - Vimarsana News

Arsenic stored at Giant Mine not at risk from wildfire, says remediation director

An official with the Giant Mine remediation project says if wildfire were to reach the site — there's no risk the 237-thousand tonnes of water-soluble arsenic trioxide buried underground would leach into the environment. 

Source: cbc.ca
'She's always been my Queen': Northerners remember the personal touch of Queen Elizabeth - Vimarsana News

'She's always been my Queen': Northerners remember the personal touch of Queen Elizabeth

Some northerners are remembering the moments they spent with Queen Elizabeth — seemingly small interactions that had a large impact on their lives.

Source: cbc.ca
Yellowknifers rally for victims of hate-motivated attack in London, Ont. - Vimarsana News

Yellowknifers rally for victims of hate-motivated attack in London, Ont.

A couple hundred people gathered for a vigil in Somba K'e Park to mark the deaths of four family members killed Sunday in what police call a hate-motivated attack and to decry the existence of Islamophobia and hatred in Canada.

Source: msn.com
Giant Mine contamination apology discussions underway, says Yellowknives Dene First Nation - Vimarsana News

Giant Mine contamination apology discussions underway, says Yellowknives Dene First Nation

Giant Mine contamination apology discussions underway, says Yellowknives Dene First Nation A federal government apology for harms caused by the now-abandoned gold mine would be the first of its kind in northern history. Social Sharing 'The destruction of the ecosystem that we have always enjoyed is a very painful history,' chief says Posted: Mar 04, 2021 3:44 PM CT | Last Updated: March 5 Apology 'teaches future generations about the horrible legacy of the past and how at this point in history, the government of Canada came together to do what was right for the water, for the people to ensure...

Source: cbc.ca