Dehcho negotiations resume in Hay River after eight-year stall
For the first time since 2015, main table negotiations between Dehcho First Nations leaders, the NWT government and Canada have resumed in Hay River.
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More heavy snow forecast for Wrigley, Tulita, Norman Wells
Heavy snow will return to parts of the Sahtu and Dehcho on Wednesday and Thursday, Environment Canada says.
Fort Simpson to host territorial kids’ spelling bee
A territorial spelling bee is set to be held in Fort Simpson this spring. The Dehcho's school superintendent hopes more competitions will help students shine.
Q&A: Dëneze Nakehk’o on hosting Operation Morning Light
Dëneze Nakehk'o, host of acclaimed NWT-based podcast Operation Morning Light, discusses the show and his approach to the industry as a Dene broadcaster.
Dehcho River Journeys exhibit set to open in Fort Simpson
After three years of work, a pandemic and a flood, the Fort Simpson Historical Society is unveiling its first major exhibit: a celebration of Dene heritage.
Cabin Radio’s guide to NWT arts events
Don't let anyone tell you January is the worst month in the NWT. (For a start, have you seen February?) Here's our NWT-wide guide to arts events this month.
What’s happening for the new year in the NWT?
Looking for New Year's Eve fireworks details? Here's the Cabin Radio guide to events happening across the NWT that mark the new year this weekend.
Two ravens are NWT’s latest avian flu casualties
Tests have confirmed two ravens found dead in the Dehcho two months ago had avian flu. There remains "no indication of an outbreak," the GNWT said.
Snowfall warning for Dehcho communities and Hay River
Up to 15 centimetres of heavy snow is expected across the Dehcho and toward Hay River on Thursday, Environment Canada says.
Four nominees for chief becomes three in Acho Dene Koe election
The final list of nominees for Acho Dene Koe chief in February's election now includes three candidates, down from four earlier this month.
Nahanni selected as Canadian Geographic travel destination
The Nahanni, and Nahanni Butte, are part of a forthcoming Canadian Geographic travel campaign. The community expects a "surge in tourism" to only increase.
Experts say smaller-scale geothermal has a future in the NWT
After "spectacular failures," backers of geothermal energy are starting to think smaller. Here's how they believe heat from the ground can help NWT communities.