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The city recently started multiple summer road construction projects that can pose challenges for local business owners.

A 33-year-old Yellowknife woman lost her life in a collision between two pickup trucks on an Alberta highway and the 35-year-old driver of the Silverado truck she was a passenger in was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.

The new owners of Trophy Lodge, a long-established fishing destination on the shore of Great Slave Lake, are suing Parks Canada and the Attorney General of Canada after they were denied a business licence to operate this year.

As the sun slowly rotated around Inuvik, Peggy Curtis Field was the site of cheers as the Gary Harley Tournament took to the field. Eight men’s teams and three women’s teams came out for three days of softball. In the end, the Tuk Whitecaps were on top on the men’s side and RRR won the women’s division.

Canada’s competition watchdog released its much awaited study into the country’s retail grocery market on Tuesday, painting a picture of a highly concentrated industry dominated by few players.

A 35-year-old man is facing several charges after police arrested him allegedly in possession of stolen property from downtown Yellowknife.

The Yellowknife RCMP are seeking assistance from the public to identify two men who are considered suspects in a recent shooting that left a woman injured.

For months, an Indigenous boy and his little sister were subjected to what a British Columbia judge called “incomprehensible” abuse from the foster parents who were supposed to care for them and instead meted out torture, starvation and assaults that culminated in the boy being beaten to death.

Canada surpassed the record for area burned by wildfires in a single year Monday as hundreds of fires continued to blaze in almost every province and territory.

The Status of Women Council of the Northwest Territories has announced a change in leadership and a renewed board of directors.