'Twas the night before 鈥淒onny Days鈥� and all through the town, Many workers were tired, burnt out and run down. Their bills were stacked up on the counter with care, In hopes that on payday, the cash would be there.

Here is a winter鈥檚 bush tale and, like all good bush tales, I am sure it is part fact and part fiction. Bear in mind, it happened decades ago.

In our last column, we talked about the exciting idea of physical literacy and how it helps everyone stay healthy, happy, and connected.

This is the final part of Barry Zellen's series on U.S. president-elect Donald Trump and his expected foreign policy. As we look forward to Trump 2.

The president of Aurora College, Dr. Angela James, says with the second phase of the environmental assessment on Tin Can Hill completed, one of the major impediments to the construction of a new polytechnic there is obtaining $400 million in funding.

It鈥檚 striking to watch doctors, nurses, and unions publicly push the government to fix their workplaces so people can receive the healthcare they deserve.

As another year ends, we at the NWT Chamber of Commerce must say 鈥渢hank you鈥� to our members and all 33 communities of the NWT. The end of a year is often a time of reflection.

In our first column, we dove into the exciting world of physical literacy. We talked about how it鈥檚 all about having the ability, confidence, and desire to stay active throughout our lives.