'Bulging at seams,' Yellowknife will get new campus building
The NWT government gave its clearest indication to date that a forthcoming polytechnic university will come with a new campus building for Yellowknife. More »
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Fort Simpson's self-taught Skills Canada stars
Daniel Manalo competes in photography. One problem: he forgot his camera. Here's how the self-taught Fort Simpson student made it to Skills Canada nationals. More »
St Pat's grads: 'We've been waiting for this for four years'
The high school's grads celebrated with a photo shoot at Yellowknife's Rotary Park and Boardwalk. Cabin Radio tagged along. More »
YK 16-year-old is only female welder at national event
As Jaslynn Menton took on male rivals at Skills Canada nationals, more female NWT youth were looking on – ready for next year, as part of an observer program. More »
'She's calm!' YK teacher wins Prime Minister's award
"She doesn't get mad a lot." Deborah Horen's students aren't surprised the Mildred Hall School teacher just received national recognition. More »
NWT's best in trades and tech head to Skills Canada nationals
Twenty-one competitors from across the Northwest Territories will compete in the Skills Canada National Competition in Halifax over May 28 and 29. More »
Ed Lippert to run YK1 as Metro Huculak takes medical leave
YK1 school district superintendent Metro Huculak is not expected to return to his job "for an extended period" after surgery last week, staff have been told. More »
Yellowknife students join school strike for climate
"I'm taking action towards the future of my planet." For the first time, Yellowknife students joined a growing climate change protest movement. More »
Tłı̨chǫ superintendent recognized for 'selfless dedication'
Shannon Barnett-Aikman has "endless positivity," a fellow superintendent said, as she received an award for her contribution to education in the NWT. More »
NWT students compete for Halifax Skills Canada trip
On Friday, students from across the territory will compete in the 21st annual Skills Canada territorial competition at the Yellowknife Multiplex. More »
Inuvik student, 'still in disbelief,' wins $25K award
Tyra Cockney-Goose, a first-year university student from Inuvik, is reportedly the first Inuit to win a STEAM Horizon award worth $25,000. More »
New principals announced at two Yellowknife schools
Yellowknife's NJ Macpherson and William McDonald schools will have new principals this fall, the YK1 school district said. More »