Yellowknifer

In recognition of the obstacles local businesses have faced in the last year, the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its 2021 Business Resilience Awards on Oct. 20.

All eligible cannabis vendors can now operate an online store to serve NWT customers, the Northwest Territories Liquor and Cannabis Commission (NTLCC) announced on Oct. 18.

The City of Yellowknife’s new Indoor Space Improvement Grant is meant to offset costs for businesses during the pandemic, and will go towards ongoing space improvements and related expenses to comply with the guidelines from the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer.

A lawyer defending a Yellowknife pub against a public health violation ticket entered a not guilty plea in court Oct. 20.

More than a year ago, we found ourselves facing still unfamiliar routines: health restrictions limiting in-person gatherings. Many across Canada, and the globe, must turn to the virtual world, it is a necessity. We all depend on the internet for connectivity at work, school, and home, this has become the safest (and in many circumstances) the only option during the pandemic. But for the North?

Yellowknife RCMP are warning the public to secure their vehicles after receiving nearly a dozen reports of auto theft.

A new Covid-19 at-home student screening program is now available for NWT residents.

The Northwest Territories economy will rebound from the Covid-19 pandemic this year thanks to widespread vaccinations and a booming construction industry, according to the Business Development Bank of Canada’s (BDC) chief economist.

Judge says missed flights ‘not taken lightly’ but ‘to err is profoundly human”

There are still too many Yellowknifers calling the fire department who aren’t in need of emergency services, according to the City of Yellowknife.