RCMP looking for possible NWT victims of Alberta man April 16, 2021 - Emily Blake RCMP investigating a man in Alberta charged with sexual offences against children are looking for more potential victims or witnesses, including in Yellowknife.
Dettah ice road closes for the season April 16, 2021 - Sarah Pruys The Dettah ice road is closed for the season, while the Liard River ice crossing to Nahanni Butte will close within 72 hours.
Construction on Avens Pavilion likely to begin this month April 16, 2021 - Sarah Pruys Avens plans to begin construction of a new 102-unit seniors' facility by the end of the month, so long as there are no delays due to development permit appeals.
UNW and GNWT begin negotiations on collective agreement April 16, 2021 - Ollie Williams The Union of Northern Workers and the Northwest Territories government have begun negotiations on a new collective agreement.
Inside Inuvik’s new hydroponic greenhouse April 16, 2021 - Meaghan Brackenbury "Picked this morning, even when it's minus-56." Inuvik is going to have fresh produce year-round. Step inside the town's new hydroponic greenhouse.
Lı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation ramps up staycation packages April 16, 2021 - Sarah Sibley The Líídlįį Kúę First Nation is introducing new staycation packages for the summer ahead, including trips into the Nahanni, golf, and cultural tours.
What NWT students should know before coming home April 16, 2021 - Meaghan Brackenbury It's almost time for students to come home for the summer. If that's you, here's what you need to know about isolation and getting the vaccine against Covid-19.
NWT art stolen overnight, Edmonton gallery says April 16, 2021 - Sarah Pruys Nine works by Northwest Territories artists were stolen from an Edmonton gallery's Crafted NWT exhibition early on Wednesday.
NWT government green-lights Wood Buffalo snakations April 15, 2021 - Ollie Williams The NWT's chief public health officer says residents snaking across the border to Wood Buffalo National Park this spring don't need to isolate on their return.
Whatì to get high-speed fibre internet in $11M project April 15, 2021 - Emily Blake The federal, NWT and Tłı̨chǫ governments pledged $11 million to give Whatì high-speed internet by piggybacking on work to complete the all-season road.
City of Yellowknife won’t be selling compost this summer April 15, 2021 - Emily Blake Yellowknife gardeners hoping to get their hands on some city compost this summer will have to look elsewhere.
Wary Fort Providence leaders plan for a difficult river breakup April 15, 2021 - Sarah Sibley Cabins near Fort Providence could flood this breakup season, local leaders fear. Chief Joachim Bonnetrouge said the warning followed an "abnormal" freeze-up.