What to watch at this year’s YK International Film Festival
Beans? Boundless? Tails on Ice? There are nearly 50 things to watch from your sofa at 2021's Yellowknife International Film Festival. Here are some highlights.
Hay River’s Covid-19 active case count overtakes Behchokǫ̀
Hay River and the Kátł’odeeche First Nation are reporting more active Covid-19 cases than Behchokǫ̀ as the focus of the NWT's latest outbreak shifts again.
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Acho Dene Koe First Nation expects spring 2022 election
An Acho Dene Koe election that should've happened in 2020 is now unlikely before spring 2022. Finding someone to run the contentious election is proving tricky.
Why ReLeaf NT believes it can make an NWT cannabis website work
"If you go up against the illegal market, what determines success is product." ReLeaf NT told us how its cannabis website can succeed where the GNWT's failed.
Yellowknife’s City Hall is about to get spooky
Encouraging residents to get in the spooky spirit, the annual Pumpkin Lane is returning to Yellowknife's Somba K'e Civic Plaza.
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NWT can ‘bring stories of the North’ to COP26 climate summit
Great Slave MLA Katrina Nokleby will be part of the NWT delegation at COP26, the climate summit coming up in Glasgow. We asked what message she plans to convey.
In zoning Yellowknife, planners ask residents a tough question
Yellowknife's new zoning plan confronts residents with an awkward question: are you prepared to gradually alter your neighbourhood to mitigate climate change?
Yellowknife 13-year-old offered Rubik’s Cube sponsorship
"His times seem unbelievable until you watch the videos." Owen Wilkes, 13, was offered sponsorship by a team of people who compete to solve Rubik's Cubes.
