Residents shared concerns about the drug crisis and community resourcing during MLA engagements on the proposed Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act.
The NWT's chief public health officer issued a warning after ethylflualprazolam was detected in a whitish, grainy powder seized by police in late July.
The GNWT said drinking water fixtures at schools in Fort Smith, Yellowknife, Dettah and Tulita are now within now Health Canada guidelines for lead levels.
People coming to Yellowknife for dental travel may be asked to change their plans because of a coming medical travel accommodation crunch, the GNWT said.
The way medical travel works has changed for some NWT residents as of September 1. If you live here and don't have access to health benefits, here's what to do.
Yellowknife’s Voices for Peace conference returns on September 20, where community and faith leaders will discuss homelessness, addiction and other crises.