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The Inuvialuit Living History Project is back!
Applications are now being accepted for the Essential Literacy and Personal Development workshops. It is suggested that those interested complete an application as soon as possible.
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation would like to congratulate Courtney Larocque, as she begins her career as the new grade 6 teacher at East Three Elementary School in Inuvik.
If you plan on applying for a passport, or know that your current one is expiring soon, you will need to obtain two identical and unaltered photos to include in your application.
Inuvialuit Cultural Resource Centre is now accepting proposals for language revitalization and cultural progr
More than 64,000 hours of CBC North TV and Radio content broadcast in Indigenous languages, including Inuvialuktun, will be transferred from old reels, cassettes and CDs into digital formats.
The Western Arctic Business Development Corporation (WABDC) is seeking applications from Inuvialuit beneficiaries residing in the western Arctic region for a Board of Directors position.
The NWT On The Land Collaborative's 2017 annual report was recently released and it showcases some of the highlights from the past year, including new partners, the first annual learning trip, and
Oceans Day in the western Arctic is always a much-anticipated event, but this year the celebrations were extra special as the launch of the Anguniaqvia niqiqyuam Marine Protected Area was officiall
Applications for the 2017-2018 Northwest Territories (NWT) Youth Ambassador Program are being accepted by the GNWT Department of Municipal and Community Affairs.