Yellowknife RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing 14-year-old girl.
Police say Selina Dyson was last seen on Tuesday as she...
Iqaluit RCMP have charged a 26-year-old Iqaluit man with aggravated assault, forcible confinement and several other breach of court conditions after responding to a...
It is an unofficial truth that deep-seated shortcomings in our criminal justice system are much to blame for the disproportionate number of missing and...
The arrival of the beer barge at the Wardair dock on Saturday afternoon marked the unofficial beginning of summer in Yellowknife.
Organized by the Yellowknife...
Everyone knows that politicians want to take credit for government funding that comes to their communities.
In the process, if that claim wins a few...
“I’m tired of living in a world that says people only come together when faced with catastrophe.”
Shane Koyczan’s collection of poetry Our Deathbeds Will...
Indigenous students at Sir John Franklin High School celebrated graduation in a special way on Saturday afternoon.
They took part in the Indigenous Honour Ceremony,...
Last year, Yellowknife residents received some promising news, the beloved fast food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken – plus Starbucks and a Taco Bell –...
Ecology North is excited to be offering Yellowknifer readers a bi-monthly column that will highlight topical environmental issues, events, and propose constructive solutions to...
In 2014, Keenan McNeely brutally murdered Charlotte Lafferty in Fort Good Hope. On Tuesday, nearly five years after the killing, he admitted wrongdoing for...
Thebacha/Fort Smith
Gerry Cheezie is the new chief of Smith's Landing First Nation, which has reserve land in northern Alberta just south of Fort Smith.
Cheezie...
As it spends $75 million on infrastructure this summer, the GNWT is asking residents and visitors to factor highway projects into their travel plans.
Construction...
Yellowknife Catholic Schools (YCS) has appointed Simone Gessler as its new superintendent. Gessler has been working with YCS since 1998.
"During which time I have...
Since the beginning of June, residents of Rankin Inlet have been quietly grumbling about having to boil their water before drinking it.
It's not uncommon...
A mandatory evacuation order was issued for residents of Indian Cabins and its surrounding areas Monday as out-of-control wildfires continue to burn in northern...
