Saskatchewan has the third highest child poverty rate in the country. Continue reading →

This past week, the Yukon legislature passed a bill to make Yukon College a university. It will be an institution with an Indigenous flavour that will make it as unique as the region it is to serve. Continue reading →

Since January, Canada’s telecom regulator says 125 emergency messages have been issued. Continue reading →

In a tweet posted Saturday night, Nunavut Premier Joe Savikataaq said the government’s  IT system had been hacked “early this morning” by a “virus” that had “targeted public services.” Continue reading →

Mumilaaq Qaqqaq is now one of the youngest MPs in Canada after garnering 41 per cent of votes in the single-riding territory. Continue reading →

The 21-year-old men, one of whom is from British Columbia and the other from Nunavut, were charged with theft under $5,000, police say. Continue reading →

It’s the latest tweak to the Nutrition North program intended to reduce the high cost of living for northern families. Continue reading →

“More work needs to be done,” says Sen. Dennis Patterson of Iqaluit. Continue reading →

The funding will provide $290 million over eight years to “protect, renew and expand” social and community housing, as well as repair and build affordable homes across the territory. Continue reading →

Trudeau visited Arctic Bay Thursday as part of a two-day visit to the territory. Continue reading →