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The suspect at the centre of the firearm incident in Fort Liard on Tuesday is now facing multiple charges as a result.

Garth Wallbridge, a corporate lawyer in Yellowknife, was making the final preparations to embark on a long canoe trip on Great Slave Lake on Tuesday.

A transport truck driver says a bullet pierced the passenger window of his vehicle and struck the back wall of his sleeper cab while he was driving on Highway 3 near Boundary Creek on Monday, July 10.

As summer rolls on in Yellowknife, multiple day camps are underway around the city, providing children with a variety of outdoor activities.

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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the federal government is failing when it comes to some of the big issues in its jurisdiction, particularly Indigenous health care.

The Northwest Territories government says several cabins near Tulita have likely been destroyed by a wildfire burning in the area.

The dramatic decision to remove RoseAnne Archibald as the first female leader of the largest First Nations advocacy organization in Canada “was not taken lightly,” its interim chief told a gathering on Tuesday, even as some continued pushing for the ousted leader to be reinstated.

The Yellowknife Fire Division is imposing an open-air fire ban effective Wednesday at noon due to hot, dry conditions that raise the risk of wildfires.

RCMP have quickly resolved a “critical incident” in Fort Liard by arresting a man after they responded to a call about a firearm.