Yellowknife RCMP is requesting assistance from the public to help identify a suspect in an assault investigation. On March 17 at approximately 11:00 am, Yellowknife RCMP responded to a report of an alleged assault in the area of Franklin Avenue, where a taxi driver was allegedly assaulted by a customer. The...

The city of Yellowknife may decrease multi-residential water and sewage rates by 0.7 per cent per year, while trucked customers could see a 9.6 per cent hike. The latest “rate rebalancing” to the water and sewer rate was proposed at a committee meeting on April 14.  A representative from InterGroup explained...

There are some major resource gaps felt by people experiencing homelessness in the North that may not be captured in the latest Point-in-Time according to one community advocate. It has to do with interruptions in shelter and housing supports, a situation that continues to be unique to the North...

After receiving a report of a threat made by a 13-year-old student Yellowknife RCMP were deployed to Mildred Hall School late this morning.  At approximately 11:30 am, on April 15 Yellowknife RCMP along with ‘G’ Division Police Dog Services, were dispatched to Mildred Hall School. The RCMP report that the 13-year-old...

Spring has officially landed in Yellowknife—and so have the Ptarmis!   A beloved community tradition is making its grand return this Easter weekend: The Great Ptarmi Hunt is swooping back into action on Sunday, April 20 at 9:00 a.m. along the scenic Frame Lake Trail. From the pool to the Legislative Assembly, families...

Yellowknifers stopped by for one last swim before bidding a fond farewell to the Ruth Inch Memorial Pool on Sunday afternoon. The public pool was filled with smiling faces as community members of all ages jumped in to enjoy every ounce of fun for its final public swim. Yesterday the pool...