Yellowknifer

An employment café job fair is making a return on March 2 and will be offered online due to public health restrictions.

A new Arts and Culture Master Plan is in the works from The City of Yellowknife.

“I’ll believe it when I see it” was North Star Adventures owner Joe Bailey’s reaction to the recent territorial government announcement that leisure travel will resume on March 1 for the Northwest Territories.

Two young people face charges connected to the break-ins at the Hungry Wolf restaurant in Yellowknife.

Ever get the feeling that the world has gone a little crazy? Well don’t feel bad because you are not alone and a whole lot of people feel that way. Mind you, if you look at history the world has always been a crazy old place but sometimes its craziness, is certainly more noticeable. Like it is now.

There’s never a bad time to go for a ski in Yellowknife in the winter, even if you think it’s too cold to do so.

Pandemic fatigue and high staff turnover to blame

Pre-Nuptials, as they are commonly known, are governed by the Family Law Act in the Northwest Territories. In Canada, we call pre-nuptials a Marriage Contract.

The conversation continues among members of city council and administration as public concerns surrounding the zoning bylaw were discussed in the latest Governance and Priorities Committee (GPC) meeting.