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Islands of Decolonial Love by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a collection of short stories and poems that functions around the very simple idea of loving as an action that could liberate people from colonial violence and its lasting effects.

Two weeks ago, two jet skis crashed in what was probably a game of chicken at Prelude Lake. The machines did not fare well though the young drivers escaped relatively unscathed. They are part of the ATV/jet ski community that make up a large body of campsite users at the park and who are making life unpleasant for everyone.

Dene National Chief Norman Yakelaya called on the nation to be the change they want to see.

Savannah’s Family Restaurant has reduced its hours for several days while the owner self-isolates with a young family member, whom she accompanied on a recent medevac flight.

Yellowknife tourism operators say they have accepted the reality that the return of more tourists will happen no sooner than the late summer or even months later, in line with Emerging Wisely 2021 estimates.

After carefully fixing up the area, members of 2837 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Army Cadet Corps held a solemn ceremony in memory of deceased soldiers at the Veterans’ Field of Honour on the evening of June 30.

Lightning is to blame for latest wildfire to develop in the territory 76.25 km northeast of Behchoko, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) said on its Wildfire Update portal July 5.

The Rotary Club of Yellowknife’s bike auction is cycling back into action on July 10 after the pandemic paused it in 2020.

Yellowknife’s newest food truck on the block is serving up Filipino cuisine for hungry diners on the move.

Something fishy is going down at The Garden.