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Several communities can expect to their health centres to close again this summer as Nunavut’s Department of Health continues to contend with staff shortages.

On May 24, AECOM has announced through its website that it has been selected by the City of Yellowknife to “provide engineering services for a replacement submarine potable water supply line.”

Ecology North’s 50th Anniversary Celebrations are incoming!

As per a notice from NWT Construction Ltd, road work on 50th St will officially begin on June 1.

To add to the ongoing backlash that is emerging from the residents of Yellowknife regarding Tin Can Hill discussions that took place during City Council’s meeting on Monday, May 30, a petition against the proposed project has now been launched through Change.org.

The City of Yellowknife is providing an update on its 2015 to 2025 Corporate and Community Energy Action Plan (CCEAP), and its Greenhouse Gas emissions reduction targets at an open house Thursday.

The City of Yellowknife is advising residents of changes to its parking meter app over the next several weeks.

Aurora College is proposing that the area of Tin Can Hill be the new location for the Polytechnic Campus in Yellowknife.

On Friday, May 27, Yellowknife RCMP received a report from an employee of the downtown liquor store on 49th Street that two young persons had entered the store to steal alcohol.

After several years of coronavirus turmoil, a popular Inuvik restaurant is going on a hiring spree.