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Legal aid office expanding outreach and education across N.W.T. (opens the original)
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After starting her job a year ago, legal aid outreach lawyer Gillian Bourke says it became her ambition to "decentralize the services out of Yellowknife and really make a better effort to go to communities." The outreach program provides up to one hour of free, confidential legal advice to individuals, either over the phone or through walk-in clinics. In the past week, clinics were held in Fort McPherson and Tsiigehtchic. Common issues include tenancy rights, family law, employment rights, small
Paddler and dog complete Tuktoyaktuk-Yellowknife route in 76 days (opens the original)
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Ranta described leaving Tuktoyaktuk, on the Northwest Territories' Arctic coast, on July 6 and travelling through Inuvik, Tsiigehtchic, Fort Good Hope, Norman Wells, Tulita, Fort Simpson, Jean Marie River and Fort Providence before reaching Yellowknife. The trip was his second time travelling the Mackenzie River between Tuktoyaktuk and Yellowknife. He made the journey in the opposite direction in 2022 with friends, he said, completing it in 35 days. Ranta started paddling for causes in 2011, whe
'It's us.' TÅı̨chÇ« culture shapes new Edzo transitional facility (opens the original)
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The nine-unit Edzo Transitional Home is being developed by the TÅı̨chÇ« Government and will be operated by the TÅı̨chÇ« Community Services Agency, or TCSA. Edzo is part of the broader TÅı̨chÇ« community of BehchokÇ«Ì, Northwest Territories. Funded through Indigenous Services Canadaâs Family Violence Prevention Program, the home will provide transitional housing for TÅı̨chÇ« citizens, primarily Indigenous women, their children and 2SLGBTQQIA+ individuals fleeing gender-based violen
A quick guide to the Taltson hydro expansion (opens the original)
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The proposed expansion is one of three major projects the N.W.T. has spent the past year advancing with renewed federal interest. It involves connecting Taltson, an existing South Slave hydro facility, to North Slave communities like Yellowknife through a transmission line across Great Slave Lake. Taltson could eventually power 11 communities and about 70 per cent of the territory's population, the GNWT believes. However, a key challenge facing the project is finding enough industrial customers
'I'm so excited.' Dentist prepares to open new Inuvik practice (opens the original)
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The clinic would fill a gap in Inuvik, which currently does not have a dental practice, meaning residents have had to travel outside the community for care. Dr. Dimitar Bakalov, who has worked at Adam Dental Clinic in Yellowknife for the past four years, is now preparing to open his own practice in Inuvik.  Construction and renovations are under way, with equipment expected to arrive in September. Bakalov hopes the clinic will open in early October, though he said the timeline could shift depe
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