The federal government is tightening rules for businesses that want to hire temporary foreign workers, but some northern businesses people say the changes will make it harder to recruit the employees they need.

Two climbers were rescued off Mount Eaton this weekend in Kluane National Park in Yukon.

Youth who had a schoolmate die by suicide are more likely to consider or attempting it, according to a large Canadian study into "suicide contagion."

A couple in Ross River, Yukon, who have been married since 1932, are believed to hold the record for the longest marriage in Canada, according to Worldwide Marriage Encounter Canada.

A new team has taken over at Hay River Community Counselling, which saw four of its employees leave last year after being asked to take demotions.

Some Nunavut MLAs are raising questions, as the majority of new public housing units will be built in cabinet ministers' communities.

A former group home worker says the Yukon Department of Health and Social Services isn't doing enough to protect the safety of employees and youth in Whitehorse.

Three B.C. men have been charged with drug offences after Whitehorse RCMP seized 60 grams of cocaine from their hotel room.

A Hay River, N.W.T., man has been charged following a stabbing which happened in the early morning hours on Saturday.

New condominiums and homes are popping up in Yellowknife like mushrooms, and the city's vacancy rate is the highest it has been in years. Despite that, those looking to rent are still struggling, and paying high prices.

A report from Statistics Canada shows Nunavut spent significantly less on its students in the 2008-2009 school year than the Northwest Territories or Yukon.

The national average price for a home rose to $380,588 in April 2013, an increase of 1.3 per cent from the previous year. But what can a house hunter expect to find for that price?

The Government of Nunavut opened the Akausisarvik Mental Health Treatment Centre on Friday.

The NDP has asked the RCMP to launch an investigation into the $90,000 payment from the prime minister's former top aide, Nigel Wright, to Senator Mike Duffy in relation to the Senate expense scandal.

Bell Mobility says the company plans to appeal a Northwest Territories Supreme Court ruling that says the company is liable for charging 911 fees to customers that aren't receiving the service.