Yellowknife’s Canadian Tire changes ownership
The owners of Yellowknife's Canadian Tire are moving on after four years in the city. The store will be under new ownership from Thursday.
The owners of Yellowknife's Canadian Tire are moving on after four years in the city. The store will be under new ownership from Thursday.
Arctic Canada Construction must pay $23,000 after admitting a failure to "take all reasonable precautions" at a Fort Simpson worksite in April 2021.
A Yellowknife couple are $100,000 richer after winning a Set For Life instant lottery prize, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation says.
Activist and author Clayton Thomas-Müller hosts a "community reading and conversation" at Yellowknife's Makerspace from noon on Saturday.
After Covid-19 set the business "back 10 years," Javaroma's Rami Kassem says the opening of a new location on Saturday shows things are improving.
NWT Parks campgrounds begin accepting online reservations for 2023 in the first week of April, and the parks themselves open from May 15. Here are the details.
Dene Nation representatives met with a United Nations special rapporteur to discuss the impact of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
To "reward the patience" of Inuvik residents, swimming at the town's pool will be free for two weeks once it reopens after a three-year closure.
A national Indigenous organization hopes to fund projects that "create impactful community change" through Indigenous youth. Applications are open.
Inuvik's pool is now set to reopen around March 18, ending a three-year closure brought on by Covid-19 and prolonged by difficulties carrying out an overhaul.
A loaded handgun with 3D-printed parts was seized from a home on Yellowknife's Gitzel St, police said, alongside 240 grams of cocaine.
Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine for young children won't be available in the NWT for up to six weeks starting next month as the existing supply of doses is expiring.