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Cindy Gilday’s activism on behalf of her people leads to Order of Canada
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Cindy Gilday’s activism on behalf of her people leads to Order of Canada
'They didn't recognize that it was our land'
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Data centre proponents step forward in K’atl’odeeche, Yellowknife
From shipping container-sized projects to damming the Mackenzie River, concepts vary in scale
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Many of our buildings have a life expectancy people don’t want to talk about
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Fort Smith residents unite to support Wrigley evacuees
‘It's been wonderful to have more people in the community, honestly,’ says community services director
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Olympic champion Catriona Le May Doan makes Canada Games pitch to city council
Following Olympian's presentation, council decides to move forward with discussions to host 2035 Canada Winter Games
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Physical literacy isn't built in one lesson, one practice or one championship
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Ramble and Ride returns to Yellowknife with arts, crafts and diverse performances
Old Town festival celebrates its 20th anniversary
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Dene Nation and Alberta Treaty 8 First Nations unite to defend water rights
Seek greater accountability for oil sands companies
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$7-million worth of federal renewable energy funding to assist projects in all three territories
Solar and hydro initiatives feature prominently
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Event attracts more than 1,000 enthusiasts