My brain tumour is 'a chapter in the Book of Mo'
Diagnosed with an inoperable tumour, Yellowknife teacher Maureen Tonge urges people to "listen to their bodies" as she tells her story. More »
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Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre turns 40
Forty years ago, Prince Charles attended the museum's opening. Saturday's celebration aims to reconnect residents with the centre's work. More »
Yellowknife goes Raptors crazy with signs, website
"We the North," proclaimed digital signs operated by the City of Yellowknife, the day after the Toronto Raptors won the NBA Championship for Canada. More »
Jacques van Pelt to be laid to rest in July
Van Pelt passed away in Fort Smith on November 7, 2018. “I will return to nature from which I was born," the Fort Smith environmentalist wrote before his death. More »
Man partially banned from Fort Smith after threatening women
Joseph Emile went on a drunken rampage in the town after a family tragedy, threatening a corrections worker and throwing gasoline on a former partner's house. More »
Smith's Landing 'will not be ignored,' new leader pledges
Gerry Cheezie, the First Nation's new chief, promised to tackle the problem of large projects damaging his people's land and water while ignoring their voice. More »
Prelude Lake fire quickly contained
A lightning-caused fire was quickly contained thanks to some quick-acting Prelude Lake residents and visitors on Thursday afternoon. More »
Following a trend, YK golf club rewards responsible drivers
Adopting an initiative popularized elsewhere in North America, the club placed notes thanking drivers on vehicles left behind after a tournament. More »
MMIWG: NWT Native Women's group sees views reflected in report
Acknowledge the harm, rebuild trust, focus on people, and be accountable, the Native Women's Association of the NWT said it had told the national inquiry. More »
Sandra Lockhart, Indigenous rights campaigner, passes away
Sandra campaigned vocally and ceaselessly for the rights of Indigenous women in the North. Relatives and political figures said on Wednesday she had passed. More »
NWT authors doing so much, it's 'impossible to keep up'
One of the Northwest Territories' leading authors believes literature in the NWT is operating at its most promising level in many years. More »
Erosion triggers diversion, search for cash in Fort Simpson
The village diverted traffic around a deteriorating riverside road because the community does not have the money to fix it. More »