Jamie Koe and company are off to a rough start at this year’s Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ont. But Koe knew it would be a tough sled coming up against Canada’s best curlers.

Numbers have been shrinking for famed dogsled race

It’s not every day that one of Canada’s most decorated Olympians pays a visit to schools in Yellowknife.

The 2022 Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Thunder Bay, Ont., saw Kerry Galusha and company make the playoffs for the first time. No more close calls. No more heartbreak.

Imagine, if you will, February 2020. The world was first hearing about this super-virus making its way around the planet, but it had yet to reach our fair land here in the NWT.

The next major excursion involving Team NT is underway and it’s the biggest sporting event in the country.

For the first time since 2020, there was a tournament to crown the best volleyball teams in the NWT and it ended up being a weekend which featured some really good action.

So Kerry Galusha has hit a milestone very few people have done at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. And she won on top of that, to boot.

Archer at the beginning of her career

A new venue and a return to in-person competition. That’s a recipe of success for the Aboriginal Sports Circle of the NWT and its Traditional Games Championships.