More upheaval at owner of NWT’s Nechalacho rare earths mine
Nechalacho rare earths mine owner Vital Metals is parting company with managing director John Dorward, just months after appointing him.
City of Yellowknife sets out how some services will resume
Yellowknife City Hall, the multiplex, fieldhouse, pool, library and visitor centre will all reopen on Tuesday. The dump remains closed until further notice.
The NWT still has Canada’s highest median wage. Here’s the data.
New data suggests the median annual wage in the Northwest Territories increased by 11.7 percent from 2019 to 2021, the second-largest increase in Canada.
Tenant must pay $11,000 to cover damages after RCMP drug raid
A tenant must pay more than $11,000 to Hay River's housing authority to cover damage left behind after they tried to barricade a home against an RCMP drug raid.
GNWT completes climbdown over Covid-19 leave
The NWT government ended a rule limiting employees to five days of Covid-19 leave per year, effectively completing a climbdown in a dispute over the measure.
City and workers formally accept agreement, ending strike and lockout
City of Yellowknife workers formally ratified a new collective agreement and the deal was authorized by city council, ending a six-week strike and lockout.
On St Patrick’s Day, Polar Pond Hockey offers a warm welcome
The bad news? It's kinda warm out. The good news? It's St Patrick's Day. Polar Pond Hockey begins in Hay River with a perfectly timed party.
Man in Fort McPherson ‘found with 79 baggies of crack’
RCMP in Fort McPherson say a man will face charges after being found in a car with "79 individual baggies believed to be crack cocaine."
Ratification of city deal is now not expected until next week
Ratification of a deal that would end Yellowknife's municipal strike and lockout is now highly unlikely to take place before next week, Cabin Radio understands.
Fort Smith set to reactivate post-secondary committee
The Town of Fort Smith will bring back a committee dedicated to preserving the community's voice within the transformation of Aurora College.
After ‘worst-case’ 2022, Hay River prepares for another breakup
The Town of Hay River held a public meeting ahead of spring breakup, with many residents still working to recover from last year's devastating flood.
They planned a water summit. Then Kearl happened.
A Dene Nation water summit being held this week has taken on new urgency as delegates deal with the fallout from Imperial Oil's Kearl tailings spills.