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Op-Ed: Renewable Energy in the Northwest Territories? It Is Happening

On Thursday March 5th, 2009, Yellowknife, NT, hosted the first ever Arctic Energy Action Awards - an award ceremony promoting clean and efficient energy use. Without question, the awards were a success; thanks in large to keynote speaker Andrew Robinson.

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Drama in Canadian Skies before Obama visit

While Canada was prepping for Obama’s visit last week, drama was being played out in the skies. A Russian military bomber flew close enough to almost breach Canadian airspace, triggering off military warnings, says a report.

In the Media by Moushumi Chakrabarty

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Koe's rink 1st from Yukon/NWT to make Brier playoffs

Jamie Koe of Yukon and Northwest Territories joined Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba in the playoffs at the Canadian men's curling championship. The Territories beat B.C.'s Jim Cotter 8-3 to capture the fourth and final playoff berth.

Telesat to spend $40 million to expand broadband in Arctic

Satellite services company Telesat says it plans to spend $40 million to expand and modernize the broadband equipment and infrastructure serving Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and Yukon.

Koe brothers to clash for berth in Brier semis

The foursome representing both Yukon and Northwest Territories need all the stealth they can muster Saturday in a rematch with Alberta, skipped by Jamie Koe's older brother Kevin.

Manitoba's Fowler defeats Koe for Brier bronze

Manitoba's Rob Fowler won the bronze medal at the Canadian men's curling championship with an 8-7 win in an extra end over Jamie Koe of Yukon and Northwest Territories.

Military to get bill for downed Yellowknife power line

The Northwest Territories Power Corp. plans to bill the Department of National Defence and Joint Task Force North for repairs to a hydro transmission line brought down by a military helicopter.