Yellowknifer

Yellowknife RCMP are seeking information with regards to an alleged breaking and entering that occurred in the downtown core.

A mandatory vaccination policy for GNWT public servants is expected to be announced next week, Premier Caroline Cochrane said in a news conference on Sept. 22.

Some businesses will bear the impacts of additional public health restrictions after the Government of the Northwest Territories announced further COVID-19 limits on gatherings, Wednesday.

A black bear and two cubs were shooed into the woods by resource officers off Old Airport Road Thursday morning.

The Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) is looking to reverse a trend of despair.

Yellowknife’s Capitol Theatre will be closing on Sept. 24 until further notice.

Demand on the oxygen delivery system at Stanton Territorial Hospital forced the cancellation of some surgeries Sept. 21.

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation September 30th is a welcome day, a day to honour, remember and reflect on the circumstances that brought a National call to action. Over the years, many of us have been marking this day by showing up at work wearing orange shirts, orange ribbons pinned over our hearts, an orange scarf; somehow placing or fitting orange into a visible mark in recognition of those who survived or did not survive residential school.

Work is well underway on the new Yellowknife Education District No. 1 school, which will be located at 51A Avenue, the site of the former J.H. Sissons School.

With the federal election concluded, NWT political leaders are making their voices heard on a second straight Liberal minority government.