Movie theatres in Yellowknife, Hay River make reopening plans
Yellowknife's Capitol Theatre just received an exemption that'll let it reopen soon. In Hay River, the Riverview Cineplex expects to return in August. More »
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Old Town Ramble and Ride becomes 24-day online celebration
Yellowknife's annual Ramble and Ride will transform into an online extravaganza lasting more than three weeks. Here's what to expect from July 10. More »
Far North Photo Festival set to return for its second year
"Photography is more than just pretty pictures. It's a way for people to reclaim their own stories." Find out how to submit your work to this year's festival. More »
Dechinta assembles book to amplify northern Indigenous voices
The NWT's Dechinta Centre hopes a new book will bring more northern, Indigenous voices into its curriculum. Here's how you can submit your work. More »
Celeigh Cardinal wins 2020’s Indigenous artist Juno Award
Peace Country artist Celeigh Cardinal won 2020's Juno Award for Indigenous artist or group of the year. The NWT's Digawolf was among those shortlisted. More »
New TV show gives ‘extra life’ to Dead North’s horror shorts
"Northern lights, strange delights." Dead North movies will get a new outing on Northwestel community TV in a series featuring behind-the-scenes interviews. More »
Tales of the NWT’s lost and forgotten public art
Walt Humphries' mural going missing at Stanton Hospital isn't the first time NWT public art has vanished. We examine more cases: where does this art go and why? More »
Leela Gilday and Yellowknife star in national Canada Day show
A group fronted by Leela Gilday and featuring a range of Yellowknife musicians will take part in a national broadcast, Canada Day Across the Country, on July 1. More »
YK dance studio hosts ‘re-imagined recitals’ for students
Yellowknife's Bella Dance Academy is hosting a rare pandemic treat: a performance families can actually attend in person. Here's how they made the rules work. More »
Gwichyà Gwich’in’s ‘groundbreaking’ work wins national prize
The NWT's Dr Crystal Fraser is gaining national recognition for her work on Indigenous perspectives of day and residential schools in the Beaufort Delta. More »
Grace Clark, YK singer-songwriter, takes her shot at The Shot
Yellowknife singer-songwriter Grace Clark is set to release her first recording as she tries to reach the final round of talent search The Shot. More »
Alone, survival show filmed around Łutselk’e, returns Thursday
Alone, a History Channel survival series following contestants trying to survive unaided for 100 days in the wild, returns to the network on Thursday evening. More »