Some, but not all, MLAs head to Fort Smith for caucus retreat
Fourteen MLAs left for Fort Smith on Friday afternoon to attend an annual caucus retreat after a damaging week. Katrina Nokleby and others won't be there. More »
Mural series showcases positive stories of Indigenous people
A grassroots project is pairing youth and professional artists to paint murals Yellowknife, Ndilǫ, and Dettah dedicated to positive Indigenous stories. More »
NWT car dealerships struggle to find vehicles, parts
At least two NWT car dealerships are still being affected by factory closures down south due to Covid-19. One does not expect to recover until at least January. More »
Fire marshal, RCMP investigating ‘suspicious’ vehicle fire
Police and the fire marshal are looking into the cause of a Yellowknife vehicle fire in the early hours of Thursday morning. More »
City sets out latest timeline for work on new pool
Yellowknife's new aquatic centre, if given the green light, should now be built by the winter of 2023. A public referendum is tentatively set for October 2021. More »
Back Bay Community Association to lodge Bartam Court appeal
A Yellowknife residents' association appealed the city's decision to allow a new apartment complex on the edge of Old Town, claiming the design is too large. More »
IRC’s Indigenous Guardians project sees successful first year
The IRC's Indigenous Guardians project is coming up on the one-year mark. The man leading the work says a lot was accomplished despite the impact of Covid-19. More »
KFN ‘cautiously optimistic’ toward Pine Point mine
As the proposed revival of the Pine Point mine looks to secure a new set of permits, Cabin Radio asked regional leaders for their assessment of the project. More »
De Beers donates 117 laptops to NWT schools
De Beers, owner of the NWT's Gahcho Kué mine, is donating more than 100 laptops to communities across the territory. More »
Why Leela Gilday is looking for someone to mentor
Leela Gilday is offering to mentor a young, female, Dene singer – and the applications are flowing in. She hopes it'll improve diversity in the music industry. More »
New MTS barges on route from China to Tuktoyaktuk
Four double-hull barges are on their way from China to Tuktoyaktuk to be used by Marine Transportation Services. More »
New rotary passport club showing its Northwest Spirit
A new service rotary club for Northerners hopes its flexible model will attract a younger demographic. More »