Yellowknifer

The pressing need for child care in Yellowknife is exemplified by the 138 children on a wait list for YWCA after-school programming as of Aug. 19.

The Government of Canada and the GNWT have reached an agreement on an extension to the Canada–Northwest Territories Early Learning and Child Care Agreement.

As cases continue to rise in the region, the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer (OCPHO) announced Aug. 17 there is evidence of COVID-19 community spread in Yellowknife.

One Yellowknife thrift store is offering an even thriftier option for back to school shopping this fall — free clothes.

The Explorer Hotel on 49 Avenue has been added to the NWT COVID-19 exposure notices list.

Cancellations of various events in the NWT are springing up as COVID-19 sweeps through parts of the territory.

Doubles tennis can be some of the most exciting you can watch but for some people, it’s simply more fun to play.

Any employee trying to transport contraband to a mine site is going to have to trick the noses of some determined canines.

Yellowknife musician, writer and now filmmaker Miranda Currie’s 10-minute documentary Tails on Ice was featured in last week’s 2021 Cannes Short Film Festival.

After more than a month in a hospital in Oaxaca, Mexico, former Yellowknife journalist Jack Danylchuk is showing signs of recovery from COVID-19.