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All our coverage so far of the 100th anniversary of Treaty 11

'This is our day to be who we are': Tulita's Treaty Day celebrations in photos

Posted: Jul 16, 2021 4:35 PM CT | Last Updated: July 16 Hundreds of people from across the territory descended on Tulita, N.W.T., to mark 100 years of Treaty 11. It means a lot because with COVID, people haven t been able to come together for a while, said one volunteer.  (Anna Desmarais/CBC) Hundreds of people from across the territory descended on Tulita, N.W.T., to mark 100 years of Treaty 11 on Thursday. The community of approximately 500 people hasn t had a gathering of this size in a long time, according to Shayla Kunkel, 18, one of the volunteers at Treaty Day.  It s fitting, she said, because Tulita signifies where the two rivers meet.  

Check out CBC North's RTDNA award-winning stories for 2021

Check out CBC North s RTDNA award-winning stories for 2021 The winners of the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Canada regional awards have been announced, and CBC North is taking home seven this year. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 18, 2021 2:01 PM CT | Last Updated: May 18 Whitehorse teacher Monique Levesque visited some of her students last spring at their homes, when schools were closed due to the pandemic. CBC reporter Steve Silva s story about Levesque s driveway visits won an RTDNA award for feature news coverage.(Steve Silva/CBC)

'We will rebuild': Resilience and faith in Jean Marie River, a week after devastating flood

'With open arms': How an inn is helping evacuees from Jean Marie River

Posted: May 13, 2021 8:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 13 Annette Mason, centre, helps evacuees from Jean Marie River at the front desk of the Snowshoe Inn in Fort Providence, N.W.T.(Travis Burke/CBC) Annette Mason and the staff at Fort Providence s Snowshoe Inn in Northwest Territories started preparing for possible flood evacuees on May 7, when reports of flooding started coming from nearby Jean Marie River.  By Saturday night, it was all hands on deck for Mason, two volunteer staff and the handful of housekeepers at the inn, as evacuees started rolling in at all hours of the night.  We just had to welcome them with open arms, Mason, the hotel s manager, told CBC.