Ulukhaktok woman wins $250,000 from scratch ticket
Lottery officials have confirmed an Ulukhaktok woman's $250,000 scratch ticket win, just three months after her local store began selling the tickets.
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Boil-water advisory for Lutselk’e lifted after three days
The Northwest Territories community of Lutselk'e has had a boil-water advisory lifted, after concerns over unchlorinated water potentially supplied to homes.
Yellowknife takes cameras offline over misconduct allegations
The City of Yellowknife has taken the extraordinary step of deactivating all of its public security cameras in the wake of misconduct allegations against a senior manager.
These guys want to put a floating sauna on Great Slave Lake
Three Yellowknife residents revealed a plan to construct a fully functioning sauna that floats on Yellowknife Bay. It would be available for year-round use.
Hay River’s Brendan Green named to Canadian Olympic team
Brendan Green will represent the Northwest Territories as a member of Team Canada in biathlon at the Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic Winter Games.
$150,000 campaign to outfit Allain St-Cyr ‘community venue’
The NWT's francophone school board has launched a fundraising campaign for equipment to outfit newly constructed buildings at Yellowknife's École Allain St-Cyr.
Watch the trailer for AMC’s new Arctic horror, The Terror
AMC has released its first trailer for new series The Terror – a fictionalized version of Sir John Franklin's Arctic expedition to open the Northwest Passage.
NWT’s 2018 campground opening and closing dates published
It's about 20 degrees warmer than it was two days ago, so our thoughts rightly turn to camping. Here are some opening details about NWT campgrounds for 2018.
Yellowknife RCMP successfully locate missing Jolene Algona
Yellowknife RCMP have successfully located 35-year-old Jolene Algona, who was reported missing yesterday.
Carillion collapse ‘won’t impact’ new Yellowknife hospital
The collapse of construction partner Carillion will not delay construction of Yellowknife's new Stanton Hospital, according to the territorial government.
Bylaw misconduct claims: City boss says ‘people can change’
The City of Yellowknife's top staff member defends retaining a senior employee accused of sexual misconduct and bullying, insisting his behaviour has changed.
Report tells City to stick with Yellowknife River for water
Yellowknife should spend an extra $15 million to keep taking its drinking water from the Yellowknife River, not from Yellowknife Bay, according to a new report.