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Inflation in Yellowknife rose by 7.1 per cent in October compared to a year earlier, fresh data from Statistics Canada revealed on Wednesday.

The chief public health officer has issued a public health advisory following the deadly drug carfentanil being identified in Hay River.

Statistics Canada says Covid-19 disruptions are likely behind a historic drop in the number of marriages registered during the earliest days of the pandemic.

Iqaluit’s deep sea port is expected to be operational for the 2023 resupply season, announced the Government of Nunavut on Nov. 14.

Yellowknife RCMP confiscated 197 grams of crack-cocaine, a loaded semi-automatic handgun, material used to produce crack-cocaine and $3,400 cash during an investigation last week.

In an interview with Yellowknifer, Joe Ouellette, the eldest veteran in Yellowknife, reflects on his military career as an anti-tank gunner.

Under softly falling evening snow, a gathering of people huddled in the peaceful surroundings of Lakeview Cemetery on Tuesday evening to honour the sacrifice made by Indigenous people during times of conflict.

Every year we gather to hold a moment of silence for the fallen, but we have not been this close to the reason for Remembrance Day in nearly a century.

The clerk of the legislative assembly is preparing to leave the role in the coming months.