Snowboarder, 12, says Dene Olympian inspired Arctic Winter Games win
In 2022, an Olympic snowboarder with Dene roots spent time in Fort Smith. On Monday, his influence paid off as Storm Cabell-White won Arctic Winter Games gold.
NWT speed skaters win every event in stunning opening night
An incredible performance from Team NT's speed skaters capped off a day in which the NWT won seven gold ulus at the Arctic Winter Games in Wood Buffalo.
No reopening date yet for Fort Smith-Fort Chip winter road
Parks Canada says there's no telling how long the Fort Smith-Fort Chipewyan winter road will remain closed after heavy equipment broke through the ice.
Forecast -55 wind chill triggers extreme cold warning for Yellowknife
Environment Canada issued an extreme cold warning for Yellowknife after forecasting wind chill values as low as -55 overnight between Monday and Tuesday.
Judge ‘takes chance’ on Whatì man guilty of trafficking
A man who admitted trafficking crack cocaine ahead of a hand games tournament in Whatì will serve a conditional sentence in the community, avoiding jail.
Youth counselling program ‘not working’ in some NWT communities
The GNWT is speeding up an evaluation of its child and youth care counsellor program after regional wellness councils and education boards expressed concern.
Arctic Winter Games open with outdoor ceremony
The flame was lit via dog team as the Arctic Winter Games began in Fort McMurray with an 80-minute outdoor ceremony attended by hundreds of NWT athletes.
Kyra McDonald to carry NWT flag at Arctic Winter Games ceremony
Inuvialuit hockey player Kyra McDonald will be Team NT's flagbearer at the Wood Buffalo 2023 Arctic Winter Games opening ceremony on Sunday evening.
NWT athletes depart for Arctic Winter Games in Fort McMurray
Around 260 Team NT athletes are on their way to Fort McMurray for the Arctic Winter Games. Find out how to follow the schedule and watch the action.
Through a nine-year-old part troll, a lesson in ancestry
Valeria Ascolese takes to Yellowknife's NACC stage on Saturday to play a nine-year-old in a story she believes will resonate with Northwest Territories kids.
Prepare for ‘actual opening’ of pool, Inuvik tells residents
The Town of Inuvik says this time, it's for real: the municipal pool will – fingers crossed – "return to being fully operational" in late February or March.
Yellowknife’s Snowking offers castle construction tours
The crew that builds Yellowknife's Snowcastle is offering tours of its construction throughout February. Here's how to check out the work on Yellowknife Bay.