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NWT dogs scamper into small screen spotlight

A new documentary delving into past and current relationships between Northerners and their canine counterparts is set to make its world TV premiere next week on the Pet Network. North Paws, an...

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Voting opens for new Northern history film contest

Two Northwest Territories students are going head to head with over 20 other young Canadians in a new short film competition aimed at celebrating Northern history. Kayla Sanderson of Yellowknife and...

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Dene TV show heads out on second trek across NWT

With a whale hunt off the Arctic Coast and a voyage to the breathtaking traditional hunting grounds of the Mountain Dene kicking off filming this summer, season two of Dene A Journey is shaping up to...

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Arctic Mosque film captures epic journey

The Midnight Sun Mosque in Inuvik has an unbelievable story to tell, as revealed by a new documentary. Arctic Mosque aired for the first time on Aug. 3 on CBC North. It’s an inside look at what it...

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Still not enough support for NWT film: local producers

Film and television enthusiasts in the NWT let out a collective groan last week upon hearing the announcement that the next episode of CBC TV series Arctic Air would be shot in Manitoba rather than in...

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Web doc explores legacy – and future – of Giant Mine

The complicated and multifaceted history of one of the Northwest Territories’ most crucial and controversial landmarks, livelihoods and legacies is now the focus of a new, interactive online...

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Festival hands out first awards to Northern filmmakers

Seven years after the Western Arctic Motion Pictures (WAMP) society launched the Yellowknife International Film Festival in the legion hall basement, it handed out its first awards this Sunday evening....

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Youth express themselves through filmmaking at annual Yellowknife film festival

Movies weren’t just being screened at the seventh annual Yellowknife International Film Festival this month – they were being made. A pack of 16 youth flocked to the NWT capital for the festivities,...

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Documentary exposes homelessness in Inuvik

A new documentary seeking to shed light on homelessness in Inuvik has received more attention than producer Michael Young says he ever hoped. As of Monday, the documentary, A Cold Place to Live...

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Dogrib story comes to life in Mohawk film

In a film as full of full-frontal nudity as Mohawk Midnight Runners, it is a testament to filmmaker Zoe Hopkins’ skill that the powerful, life-affirming message of friendship in the wake of suicide...

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NWT actor beats out stars for best actor award

Beating out superstars Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro, first-time teen actor Joel Evans from Fort Smith, NWT won the title of “outstanding actor in a leading role” last week at the 10th annual Red...

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Ideas battle online for control of Fort McMoney

A groundbreaking interactive web-documentary/game is inviting regular people to “put their hands in the oilsands and see if they can keep them clean.” Fort McMoney, created by David Dufresne, gives the...

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Youth express themselves through filmmaking at annual Yellowknife film festival

Movies weren’t just being screened at the seventh annual Yellowknife International Film Festival this month – they were being made. A pack of 16 youth flocked to the NWT capital for the festivities,...

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Documentary exposes homelessness in Inuvik

A new documentary seeking to shed light on homelessness in Inuvik has received more attention than producer Michael Young says he ever hoped. As of Monday, the documentary, A Cold Place to Live...

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Dogrib story comes to life in Mohawk film

In a film as full of full-frontal nudity as Mohawk Midnight Runners, it is a testament to filmmaker Zoe Hopkins’ skill that the powerful, life-affirming message of friendship in the wake of suicide...

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NWT actor beats out stars for best actor award

Beating out superstars Johnny Depp and Benicio Del Toro, first-time teen actor Joel Evans from Fort Smith, NWT won the title of “outstanding actor in a leading role” last week at the 10th annual Red...

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NWT dogs scamper into small screen spotlight

A new documentary delving into past and current relationships between Northerners and their canine counterparts is set to make its world TV premiere next week on the Pet Network. North Paws, an...

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Voting opens for new Northern history film contest

Two Northwest Territories students are going head to head with over 20 other young Canadians in a new short film competition aimed at celebrating Northern history. Kayla Sanderson of Yellowknife and...

View Article

Dene TV show heads out on second trek across NWT

With a whale hunt off the Arctic Coast and a voyage to the breathtaking traditional hunting grounds of the Mountain Dene kicking off filming this summer, season two of Dene A Journey is shaping up to...

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Arctic Mosque film captures epic journey

The Midnight Sun Mosque in Inuvik has an unbelievable story to tell, as revealed by a new documentary. Arctic Mosque aired for the first time on Aug. 3 on CBC North. It’s an inside look at what it...

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