Liny Lamberink

There was a lot of frustration, a little bit of hope, and a pitch for renewable diesel heard at a public meeting in Yellowknife this week about upcoming changes to the N.W.T.'s carbon taxes. The...

During the first week of January, Charles Auger was walking in downtown Yellowknife wearing a baseball cap. "It's been so warm," he said. "Haven't seen it like in years." The average low in the city...

On a northern N.W.T. coast and nearby island grows a small plant with white flowers that can't be found anywhere else in the world. The hairy braya, known in the botany community as the braya pilosa,...

A recent decision to lift the vaccination policy for the Arctic Winter Games means six more people in the N.W.T. get to participate in next week's trials, says Sport North.A total of 761 athletes, coaches...

If we manage to cap global warming at 1.5 C since pre-industrial times, it'll be several degrees warmer in Canada's North. This is the second instalment of a series that looks at what six degrees...

When it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions — nuclear power is a divisive option. But for Canada's North, two academics on different sides of the debate agree: small modular reactors, called SMRs, are not an economically...

A community leader in Colville Lake, N.W.T., wants to know why a young woman charged with attempted murder has been released to his community on bail. Hilah Rose McCauley, who was charged following a shooting...

Speeding up the regulatory process for critical mineral mines in the North is a goal of the federal government, according to Canada's natural resources minister."Critical minerals are essential for us to be able to...