News

You’ve no doubt seen the campaign signs up around town. They’re hard to miss as you drive along Franklin Avenue, Old Airport Road and some residences.

Tenants have started to move into the Nordic Arms apartment building in Yellowknife, with the process expected to be completed by October 2023, according to Housing NWT.

The Northern Market took over the Yellowknife Ski Club last Saturday, drawing close to 20 vendors and many Yellowknifers who were seeking creative gift ideas or a little something for themselves.

A magnitude 3.7 earthquake has been detected Northwest of Aklavik, just across the border with Yukon.

Members of Union of Northern Workers (UNW) Local 21 in Hay River working with the Hay River Health and Social Services Authority (HRHSSA) have once again voted to give its bargaining team a strike mandate.

A food handler working at two Edmonton International Airport restaurants has been diagnosed with hepatitis A, prompting an advisory for NWT travellers who consumed food or drink from those restaurants earlier this month.

Two NWT teachers have been recognized for their service with Canada’s highest honour.

Sanikiluaq’s new bridge for all-terrain vehicles will connect residents to their traditional hunting and fishing grounds, and it will benefit the small island community in more ways than that.

Rankin Inlet holds final council meeting of previous term

As of October 17 th , 2023, the use of masks will now be mandatory in all public health facilities in Nunavut according to the Department of Health. This advisory also includes all Elders facilities and the Akausisarvik Mental Health Treatment Centre in Iqaluit.