NWT group asks: is your child missing out on this education fund?
The NWT Literacy Council announced a new program to find eligible children and families who could be missing out on funding for post-secondary education. More »
'We can't sit idle.' Whatì residents nervously welcome road
An all-season link south is what Whatì's youth need, its chief said, with construction due to start. Yet some residents fear the effects of a year-round road. More »
NWT's NACC launches line-up for 35th season
Singalong shows, Frankenstein in shadow puppetry, a circus, and even a Cabin Radio appearance feature in this season's NACC line-up. More »
Yellowknife gym to open boxing club next month
Just Fitness is adding a boxing club, which the gym's owners believe is the first in the Northwest Territories for 15 years. More »
Search-and-rescue teams head to NWT for training
Yellowknife hosted teams from five provinces and territories for a training camp designed to help civilian search-and-rescue crews get better. More »
He began in Montreal subways. Now the Igloo Church is his studio
Inuvik-based artist Abe Drennan says producing an album inside the town's famed Igloo Church was "one of the most challenging experiences" of his career. More »
Yellowknifers get sidewalk astronomy lessons
Steve Bedingfield travels the world chasing the solar eclipse. When he's not doing that, he's on the streets of Yellowknife – showing residents the sun. More »
'YKers are luckiest on Earth,' say 50th anniversary couple
Martin and Lorraine Doyle returned to Yellowknife, where they first met, to celebrate five decades of marriage. They're "stunned" by the change they see. More »
Fundraiser for owners of houseboat destroyed by fire
“The community that sings together, clings together.” A musical night at Old Town Glassworks will raise money for the rebuilding of a Yellowknife houseboat. More »
Paddlefest adds new event in tribute to Jacques van Pelt
This weekend's Slave River Paddlefest will feature a River Night in memory of environmentalist and Fort Smith resident Jacques van Pelt. More »
Why a giant 'Poop' appeared in the middle of Yellowknife
It's a tale of revenge, paint, and fireworks: the year-long story behind the emergence of a large sign proclaiming 'Poop' at a Yellowknife ballpark. More »
Fire bans lifted in North Slave as rain slows wildfires
Fire bans in the North Slave were lifted as rain helped to slow the growth of two wildfires near Yellowknife and Behchokǫ̀. More »