Diane Baxter of the Gwich'in Tribal Council in the N.W.T. speaks to Northwind's Wanda Macleod about her project to catalog Gwich'in beneficiaries who have received a certificate from a post-secondary program.

Diane Baxter on Gwich'in graduates

Yukon Premier Darrell Pasloski spoke with CBC North’s Sandi Coleman on A New Day Jan. 12 about his government's decision to appeal the Yukon Supreme Court decision that sent the Peel watershed land use plan back to the drawing board. 


Darrell Pasloski on the Peel appeal

This weekend is the 80th Anniversary of the reindeer herd that was brought from Alaska to the Mackenzie Delta region. The herd will complete its annual crossing over Swimming Point Sunday, between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk. Stanley Kevik was born in 1936, just one year after the herd arrived. He even worked as a herder for a couple of years - and, as Northwind's Wand McLeod found out, has the adventure stories to prove it.



Stanley Kevik shares his adventures reindeer herding with Northwind's Wanda McLeod

What limits does Canadian law place on police officers' use of force? When is deadly force justified? Peter Harte is a Northern defence attorney. He spoke with The Trailbreaker's Loren McGinnis about the law and its limits.

Peter Harte on police use of force

Willie Thrasher, star of the critically acclaimed compilation album Native North America Volume 1, stopped by CBC North's Trail's End to chat with host Peter Hope and play a few songs before his appearance at NACC in Yellowknife September 11.

Willie Thrasher stops by CBC North's Trail's End

Yellownife mayoral candidates Mark Heyck and John Himmelman answered questions on The Trailbreaker on CBC Radio One in the Northwest Territories Thursday. 

Mark Heyck and John Himmelman

Three of the four candidates vying to be Nunavut's next MP faced off at a forum Oct. 13 in Iqaluit, but it was the crowd that stole the show.

CBC North

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