Fort Smith’s Friendship Festival returns after five years
This year’s festival will be a mini-festival, while next year the organizing committee hopes the much-loved event will return for its usual full four days.
Whitehorse explains the name: “Yellowknife was our first choice!”
At Folk on the Rocks 2018, the band’s members explained how they came close to picking Yellowknife before making the switch.
Aariĝaa, Inuvik’s first film festival, coming up this month
“It’s an expression of joy, of happiness,” said Dez Loreen, the festival’s director. It feature films from across all three territories over July 20-22.
Former Folk on the Rocks employee’s appeal dismissed
David Whitelock was attempting to overturn earlier rulings in which the festival’s decision not to award him a bonus was held to be fair.
Northern broadcaster Les Carpenter dies at 61
Les Carpenter, CBC broadcaster turned CKLB manager, has passed away aged 61 following a short illness.
Sheepdogs talk about playing Yellowknife’s Black Knight
Cabin Radio’s Jack Antonio spoke with The Sheepdogs frontman Ewan Currie ahead of the band’s first appearance in Yellowknife this week.
