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Feds announce $7.46 million for marine protection in Western Arctic

Feds announce $7.46 million for marine protection in Western Arctic

Co-management operations in the Tarium Niryutait and Anguniaqvia niqiqyuam Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) got a financial boost July 8 after Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Minister Joyce Murray announced a multi-million dollar package in celebration of Western Arctic Oceans Day.
Fire ban declared at all Beaufort Delta parks

Fire ban declared at all Beaufort Delta parks

A fire prohibition order is now in place for all Territorial Parks in the Beaufort Delta.
NWT agricultural heartland faces uncertain future in wake of historic flooding

NWT agricultural heartland faces uncertain future in wake of historic flooding

A community in the agricultural heartland of the NWT is facing tough choices following historic flooding.
Inuktitut now available as a language on Facebook

Inuktitut now available as a language on Facebook

Inuktitut is now available on Facebook.
NWT Teachers’ Association president says he’s not concerned about delays to Education Act overhaul

NWT Teachers’ Association president says he’s not concerned about delays to Education Act overhaul

The president of the NWT Teachers’ Association says he’s not worried about delays to the GNWT’s education overhaul.
Yellowknife skies smoky as new fire starts near city

Yellowknife skies smoky as new fire starts near city

Fire crews were deployed Tuesday night to address a newly-discovered wildfire just north of Yellowknife, according to the GNWT’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR).
GNWT advises residents to take extra precautions during dangerous week for wildfires

GNWT advises residents to take extra precautions during dangerous week for wildfires

Correction: A previous version of this article stated the most recent manmade wildfire was discovered on a beach near Deline. It was actually discovered near Norman Wells. NNSL Media regrets the error.
Inuvik pool to remain closed for at least another month

Inuvik pool to remain closed for at least another month

Inuvik’s swimming pool’s status remains the same it has been for the last two years — opening very soon.
NWT announces more financial assistance for flood victims

NWT announces more financial assistance for flood victims

Residents of Hay River and the K’atl’odeeche First Nation reserve can now qualify for extra money to help cover the cost of damages from May’s devastating floods, the GNWT announced on June 28.
Expect new Yellowknife Visitor Centre to open in late summer or early fall: Mayor

Expect new Yellowknife Visitor Centre to open in late summer or early fall: Mayor

After facing delays due to supply chain disruptions and the Covid-19 pandemic, the new Yellowknife Visitor’s Centre is expected to open in late summer or early fall, according to the City’s mayor.