Arctic Winter Games head into final weekend of competition
Cultural programming is front and centre at the 2023 edition of the Arctic Winter Games….
Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs
Charlotte joined APTN in January 2017 as a video journalist in Yellowknife, N.W.T.. Before coming to APTN she interned at CTV Lethbridge, earned her BA in feminist research from Western University and her obtained post-graduate in journalism at Humber College.
While the events are exciting, there’s more to the Arctic Winter Games
It’s day 5 at the Arctic Winter Games in Wood Buffalo, Alberta and Charlotte explains…
What the Arctic Winter Games mean for remote regions
The 2023 edition of the Arctic Winter Games will host nearly 2,000 athletes, youth ambassadors…
Day 2 of Arctic Winter Games features a number of events
After a five-year absence because of the pandemic, the Wood Buffalo Arctic Winter Games 2023…
Arctic Games return after four-year absence
The Games are back after last being held in 2019
Inuit Christmas party in Yellowknife a rhyming good time
It’s that time of year when holiday celebrations are taking place across the North
Nunavut community hopes pre-employment course helps put people to work
Along with having the fastest-growing population anywhere in the country, Nunavut’s 25 fly-in communities also…
Mother in Kugluktuk, Nunavut pinches pennies every day to get by
Living in the remote community of Kugluktuk, Nunavut fuel, shelter, goods and travel cost a…
People in Kugluktuk opening up about love, challenges of living in Arctic
It has been more than six months since the hamlet of Kugluktuk, in western Nunavut…