College Nordique eyes first-year French university program
While polytechnic plans rumble on, the NWT's French-language college is testing the appetite for a bilingual first-year university program in Yellowknife. More »
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Students at Fort Smith's flight school can now get help from SFA
Fort Smith's flight school diploma program has received territorial approval, meaning students can now apply for Student Financial Assistance. More »
Vandalized bus leaves Mildred Hall staff devastated
A Yellowknife principal described an attack on her school's bus as "sad and frustrating" as the district decided whether to release footage of the perpetrators. More »
Drop-off, after-school care concerns as Sissons plan drafted
Parents had a range of questions as the YK1 school district presented plans to move 300 students while a Yellowknife school, JH Sissons, is rebuilt. More »
After 30 years on the road, École Allain St-Cyr plays a home game
"It feels weird." Yellowknife's francophone school, equipped with a new gym, is hosting a volleyball tournament for the first time in its 30-year history. More »
Unable to vote for real, YK students try dummy run at school
With all five real NWT candidates on the ballot, a Yellowknife high school held a mock federal election. Students insisted they'd never miss voting for real. More »
YK1 calls meeting over relocation of JH Sissons students
The school district has a new plan to relocate more than 300 students while JH Sissons school is rebuilt. Under the plan, nother school's numbers would double. More »
Kids' enthusiasm wows CFL players on Beaufort Delta trip
Edward Pokiak has seen the Edmonton Eskimos play three times. This week the team came to him – in Tuktoyaktuk. One player was "shocked" by the kids' positivity. More »
Yellowknife students fly to We Day with help from WestJet
A group of 33 Yellowknife middle schoolers is heading to an Edmonton conference designed to help students start projects for social good. More »
Colville Lake school an immediate concern for new Sahtu MLA
Paulie Chinna, set to become the Sahtu's first female MLA, says her first order of business is to find an immediate solution for education in Colville Lake. More »
South Slave, Dehcho schools urge youth to try trades
Dozens of students from southern NWT communities spent a week trying various trades. Their next step is to sign up for more intensive training in the spring. More »
Parent says students 'dodged a bullet' as bat tests negative
A parent of a Fort Smith student who handled a dead bat is asking why he wasn't contacted sooner about the incident. The bat has tested negative for rabies. More »