Yellowknifer

Twenty-one Indigenous artists are adding colour to the city through six murals.

Can you remember the last time a curling rink from the North had a shot at playing for a spot at the Winter Olympics?

A warrant issued for Neil Barry’s arrest was vacated, or revoked, Wednesday morning, Aug. 11.

Two Yellowknife Mounties have been charged with assault.

“We saw plastic.”

A growing trend we’ve seen in all sectors in the North and across Canada is the response that pops up whenever employers face scrutiny over shortfalls in program delivery, reduced access to services, and stressful workplace environments: staff shortage.

Eleven days after shoving off from Frank Channel, a group of Deh Cho and Nunavut girl paddlers arrived in Yellowknife on Aug. 9 a little wet but with a lot of smiles on their faces.

Municipal and territorial governments have a tough job ahead of them in finding a suitable space for a homeless shelter, says a Yellowknife real estate investor.

Reduced staff at the NWT Health and Social Services Authority (NTHSSA) might limit intensive care unit capacity to no more than two patients at Stanton Territorial Hospital, said Health Minister Julie Green on Aug. 10.

The Northern Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC) is on the search for eight artists from the territory to be featured in their NorthwestTel Artist of the Month exhibit.