Yellowknifer

Northerners with lived experience support the creation of in-community detox services, according to a recent survey.

Redundancy, at last.

The temporary closure of the obstetrics unit at Stanton Hospital is almost directly tied to ongoing low morale among nurses and it is possible low levels of service will spread to other departments if retention isn’t fully addressed, says a representative of the nurse’s union.

The Everest Canadian Curling Club Championships are as it sounds: an event for the best club curlers in the country.

Dene Nation national chief Norman Yakeleya will lead a delegation of Indigenous leaders on a visit to the Vatican in December.

About 6,000 doses of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine were expected to arrive in the Northwest Territories Nov. 25.

Health and Social Service Minister Julie Green was the target of many questions in the Legislative Assembly Tuesday following the recent decision to send expecting mothers to Edmonton to give birth.

During the final days of the COP26 summit in Glasgow Scotland, two press releases came from the government trying to convince us that the GNWT is taking climate change seriously.

As people ponder the “guilty” verdict handed down to MLA Steve Norn (Tu Nedhé - Wiilideh), it’s important to examine recent history.

Doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children aged 5 to 11 are expected to arrive in the Northwest Territories Friday.