The long story behind an Aklavik mayor’s online despair
Aklavik mayor Andrew Charlie believes drug dealers could be the biggest winners of a coming shift in the way income support is paid. Here's a backgrounder.
Clock may be ticking as GNWT and UNW resume bargaining
Negotiations for a new labour deal affecting 4,000 GNWT staff enter their third year this week. The union may take steps to force a conclusion in 2018.
Canada’s Pyeongchang 2018 roster adds another NWT athlete
Cross-country skier Jesse Cockney is the latest athlete with Northwest Territories roots to be named to Team Canada for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Yellowknife RCMP locate Arthur Nitsiza, reported missing
The 28-year-old was initially reported missing on Thursday. Complicating the task of finding him, police were not able to provide a photo.
Plan to replace section of Norman Wells pipeline is approved
The National Energy Board approved plans to repair an Enbridge pipeline vital to oil production in Norman Wells, which has been shut off since late 2016.
Find out who’s on Team NT for the 2018 Arctic Winter Games
See the full list of selected athletes and coaches for Team NT at the 2018 Arctic Winter Games in Hay River and Fort Smith, plus stats about the team.
Canada Post’s ‘Women in Winter Sports’ honours NWT’s Firth sisters
Four-time nordic skiing Olympians Sharon Firth and Shirley Firth-Larsson, born in Aklavik, star in new Canada Post stamps celebrating women in winter sports.
Tired of abuse, drugs, and suicide, Fort Simpson tries again
A social worker who counsels northern residential school survivors is trying what he believes is a new way to address issues with alcohol, drugs, and abuse.
Sudden appearance of winter food truck delights Yellowknife
Like a winter hurricane in rarity, like Santa in the joy it has spread, a winter food truck mysteriously appeared in Kam Lake at the start of this week.
Team NWT loses a W, becomes Team NT for Arctic Winter Games
When the NWT's athletes go for the W at March's Arctic Winter Games, they will also be leaving one behind.
Know an amazing NWT volunteer? Nominate them for this award
Thousands of volunteers make a big difference to communities across the Northwest Territories. It's about time the ones helping your community got recognition.
MMIWG Yellowknife hearings begin with focus on mental health
The community hearings are now expected to feature testimony from 40 families, a number that has increased as more people come forward and ask to speak.