Yellowknifer

Residents of Hay River, Fort Smith and K’atl’odeeche First Nation are being asked to pre-register for flights starting tomorrow morning to begin the process of returning home.

Mail delivery has resumed in Yellowknife and Colville Lake.

Anyone who evacuated from Kakisa can return home as of Sept. 9.

GNWT officials are asking drivers to stop speeding on Highway 1, as they are putting firefighters lives at risk.

A lone repatriation flight has left Winnipeg carrying Yellowknife evacuees home, but the GNWT can’t say for certain how many residents were on it yet.

Yellowknife’s Sobering Centre and Day Shelter are open and offering full services, just two days after NWT Wildfire evacuees were let back into the city.

Northwest Territories Power Corporation has received approval to re-energize Fort Smith and the surrounding communities that have spent weeks in the dark.

Hay River Town Council has released the community’s re-entry plan, sans dates.

Officials from the GNWT are telling evacuees in Calgary to head to the Radisson Hotel as soon as possible to be flown back to Yellowknife.

Our month-long throwback to 1990s dial-up speeds in the Beaufort Delta is over — Northern Lights GP has confirmed repairs on the Mackenzie Valley Fibre Link have finally been completed.