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Yukon reports 6th case of COVID-19, and 'good news' of 3 recoveries
Yukon's chief medical officer of health confirmed a sixth case of COVID-19 in the territory on Wednesday, and said there's also good news — three Yukoners have recovered from the infection.
N.W.T. extends public health emergency as its 2nd COVID-19 case confirmed in Inuvik
The person is self-isolating in their home in Inuvik, N.W.T., along with members of their household. They're doing well and are not expected to need hospitalization, says Dr. Kami Kandola, the N.W.T.'s chief public health officer
Cambridge Bay bans alcohol imports to encourage physical distancing
A letter from Mayor Pamela Gross posted on her Facebook page shows community is banning alcohol to reduce police calls to crowded homes and encourage physical distancing.
Instagram? Drive-in hotspots? How N.W.T. educators aim to keep teaching amid COVID-19
The Northwest Territories has closed its schools for the rest of the year, but wants students to learn from home. Educators are thinking creatively as they figure out what that'll look like.
Yukon makerspace producing face shields as 'Plan C' for COVID-19 pandemic
Yukon schools plan for distance education as classrooms stay empty
Kitikmeot Inuit Association announces COVID-19 programs for beneficiaries
RCMP seek suspect in shooting at Yellowknife apartment
Yukon schools plan for distance education as classrooms stay empty
Federal government, Suncor Energy deliver 40,000 N95 masks to territories
Housing Minister gives more detail on self-isolation units for homeless in N.W.T. communities
Prisoner worried for fellow inmates' lives at Baffin Correctional Centre amidst COVID-19
RCMP seek witnesses to December apartment flooding in Inuvik
Nunavut schools, daycares to stay closed until April 20
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