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Construction on McDonald Drive in Old Town will no longer take place during the Ramble and Ride festival, thanks to a change of plans by the City of Yellowknife.

Everyone in Yellowknife depends on the city’s water system. To keep the pipes flowing, the city depends on reliable maintenance workers and reliable data on line breaks.

Three men in Hay River have been charged with sexual assault and are scheduled to appear in court late next month.

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is planning to come to the Northwest Territories later this month.

Two cabins south of Wrigley have been consumed by wildfire, according to territorial wildfire authorities.

The Government of Nunavut (GN) has now ratified its tentative agreement with the Nunavut Employees Union (NEU) and the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) which was agreed to back in March.

Effective July 4, masks will no longer have to be worn in Nunavut schools and Government of Nunavut work-spaces.

Two Yellowknife elementary school students have been recognized for their art projects exploring the themes of truth and reconciliation.

A recently-discovered wildfire just 10 kilometres north of Yellowknife is now believed to be human caused, according to territorial wildfire authorities.

The City of Yellowknife has begun preparations for the October municipal election by sending enumeration cards to every household in the city.