The City of Yellowknife plans to recover any costs it incurs cleaning up a suspected heating fuel spill discovered along Con Road last year.
Contractors learned about the spill towards...
Yellowknife RCMP believe alcohol may have been a factor in a single-vehicle accident on the Ingraham Trail Tuesday night.
At approximately 7:10 p.m., police say a pickup truck veered off...
Furs that were harvested by NWT trappers snagged almost $500,000 during a recent international auction.
Marten, lynx, fox and other pelts were sold during last month’s Saga, American Legend and...
The Government of the Northwest Territories has once again been recognized as one of Canada’s most diverse employers.
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The territorial government...
As snow melts in Yellowknife, a number of nasty potholes have surfaced on the city's roads.
RELATED: Complaining just got easier - Yellowknife launches 'Click & Fix' app
In a statement...
Yellowknife's Quantum Tangle won the Juno award for best Indigenous music album of the year during a ceremony in Ottawa on Saturday.
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Ice Wireless, a mobile network operator based in Canada's North, has launched an unlimited data plan.
RELATED: Faster, more accessible internet coming to the NWT – eventually
The plan, which was...
The same people who operated Yellowknife’s Wildcat Café for the past couple summers will be back for at least two more.
Earlier this week, the city announced that Graham Shishkov’s bid to run the...
PM Mark Carney committed $90 million into the Wood Buffalo National Park and wood bison recovery. This is part of $3.8 B strategy” to “protect and restore” habitats and find ways for industrial strategies to “complement” conservation announced Tuesday. Indigenous and local leaders have been calling on the feds and provincial and territorial governments to take more measures to clean up industrial wastes of the region including the Peace-Athabasca waterways of Treaty 8.
Testing shows that another school in the city of Yellowknife has elevated levels of lead and testing also confirmed elevated levels of copper present in water from some of its drinking taps. Last week, testing showed that three Yellowknife area school buildings and a school in Behchokǫ̀ showed elevated levels of both copper and lead in water from some drinking water fixtures.