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Norm McBride, on Oct. 14 — his last day of work after almost 45 years of service with the NWT Power Corporation — told Yellowknifer about his long career, how he was celebrated, and why he’s finally walking away.

In the 1980s, Orillia and London, Ont., were both considered ideal ‘test market’ communities for consumer goods.

Yellowknife realized a 7.7 per cent increase in the consumer price index in September compared to the same period one year earlier, according to Statistics Canada data released on Wednesday.

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Students at École St. Patrick High School held a mock vote before Yellowknife’s municipal election on Oct. 14.

After three weeks of investigating a growing number of complaints related to community mailboxes being forcibly opened, the RCMP has issued a warning for Yellowknifers to be cautious.

Kenny Bell has resigned as the mayor of Iqaluit as of October 18. He announced on Twitter the same day.

A man who was missing over the weekend is alive and in good spirits, according to Fort McPherson RCMP.

The Government of Canada on October 18 announced $5.4 million for four Nunavut communities. This money will go toward safety-related projects and equipment for airports in Cambridge Bay, Clyde River, Coral Harbour and Whale Cove.

And with that, there is a new council-elect in the city of Yellowknife.