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 »
Meet Yellowknife’s Win Your Space 2018 finalists
The finalists are declared for the second Win Your Space YK competition, in which Yellowknifers with business ideas can win a year's leased space downtown. More »
Cliff Café opens at Yellowknife’s legislature
Chris Zouboules, who previously operated Museum Café at the neighbouring Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, opened the doors to Cliff Café on Tuesday. More »
‘I just did that’ – YK food truck owner becomes strongwoman
Sousanh Chanthalangsy-Bornilla, owner of Yellowknife's One of a Thai food truck, placed in two of five events at the Manitoba Classic Strongman Competition. More »
Yellowknife resident opens up yoga camp for kids
The creator of a Yellowknife yoga camp for kids says she dreamed up the idea to give youth a choice. More »
Yellowknife’s three-day Ptarmicon opens on Friday
Ptarmicon, which bills itself the world's most northerly gaming convention, begins in Yellowknife on Friday. More »
Flavour Trader looks to build $100,000 Kam Lake greenhouse
Etienne Croteau has partnered with Thea Campbell to plan the construction of a solar-heated, energy-efficient greenhouse in Yellowknife. More »
Circus heads to Yellowknife, unperturbed by Folk clash
The Great Benjamin's Circus rolls into Yellowknife on Saturday, July 21 – where it will go head-to-head with the annual Folk on the Rocks music festival. More »
Five steps to transform downtown Yellowknife?
Experts have proposed a five-step plan to rebuild Yellowknife's 50/50 lot, the downtown patch of land currently occupied by a parking lot. More »