Eight-year-old on a mission to clean up Frame Lake
Ryelle Whitford, eight years old, organized a cleanup of Yellowknife's Frame Lake after being appalled by the garbage she could see floating in it.
Ryelle Whitford, eight years old, organized a cleanup of Yellowknife's Frame Lake after being appalled by the garbage she could see floating in it.
Kablusiak, a Yellowknife-born Inuvialuk artist, is one of four people shortlisted for a $10,000 northern art award honouring the late Kenojuak Ashevak.
A new video series, We Need To Talk About This Stuff, uses NWT residents' first-hand stories to tackle the stigma surrounding substance abuse and mental health.
Volunteers have begun work to clear the site of a new pump track at Yellowknife's Bristol Pit. A specialist company will build the track in the weeks ahead.
Monday was Yellowknife's all-time hottest day, meteorologists say, reaching a high of 32.6C – fractionally warmer than a record set more than 30 years earlier.
Northern mountain caribou became an NWT species at risk, the last of the territory's five caribou species to do so. Their mountain ice patch habitat is melting.
Environmental officials are warning residents that a black bear has been spotted in Ndilǫ. There have also been bear sightings in Fort Resolution.
There are only a few days left to submit a name idea for the new Salt River day-use building in Wood Buffalo National Park. Parks Canada NWT is inviting the public to enter a contest to name their new shelter, which was built to host visitor gatherings and eve...
A group of people of all ages came together by canoe in Yellowknife this week to connect over stories, music and food. On Monday, Narwhal Northern Adventures and the Tree of Peace and Friendship Centre teamed up to organize the intergenerational event, where ...
"Every time you think of crazy Indians, you’re going to think good things. We’re going to kill the stereotype.” Meet the brotherhood helping Yellowknife's men.
When the Fort Simpson Historical Society's building flooded, organizers turned to Plan B for Treaty 11 events: a video series previewing what's coming up.
The NWT government says federal funding of $2.6 million will help the territory's seal industry to do a better job of marketing itself nationally and beyond.