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The evacuation order for Yellowknife residents who were displaced by the wildfires will be lifted an hour earlier, at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

A mother polar bear is walking along the ice with her cubs when suddenly a huge flying beast appears on the horizon. The mother tries to direct her cubs away from the monstrosity as it comes closer. Suddenly, the mother feels a light sting in her buttocks and the monster flies off. The mother leads her cubs away.

Chambers of commerce connect to forge closer relationship

Power has been restored in Fort Providence and the gas pumps are ready to go at Big River Service Centre after a truck knocked out three power poles earlier in the day, knocking out power for much of the community.

As NWT residents pour over the territory’s border heading north to come home on Wednesday, the RCMP are advising that they will be stepping up their presence on highways.

Aklavik’s Community Wellness Office has been completely destroyed by a fire, just days after it held its open house.

Curtis Taylor is still missing.

Crews mop up and bucket fires in Yellowknife and Ingraham Trail, Dettah is being monitored

People across Nunavut could soon see their own neighbours on Netflix.

The Yellowknife Airport, closed to commercial flights since the wildfire evacuation, is expected to reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 6, according to Jeffrey Edison, acting assistant deputy minister with the Department of Infrastructure.