Yellowknife paddlers snow-kayak down Bristol Pit
If snowboarding isn't your thing, maybe all you needed was a kayak. Yellowknife paddlers spent their weekend dropping down the slopes of a former gravel pit.
If snowboarding isn't your thing, maybe all you needed was a kayak. Yellowknife paddlers spent their weekend dropping down the slopes of a former gravel pit.
A new YouTube series tracks a Yellowknifer and friend as they spend 72 days kayaking the Inside Passage from BC to Alaska. Read our interview.
The bad news? It's kinda warm out. The good news? It's St Patrick's Day. Polar Pond Hockey begins in Hay River with a perfectly timed party.
Not doing the Frostbite 50? Why not stand there and help everyone else suffer- uh, enjoy it? If you're free on Saturday, organizers need a few more volunteers.
NWT Parks campgrounds begin accepting online reservations for 2023 in the first week of April, and the parks themselves open from May 15. Here are the details.
To "reward the patience" of Inuvik residents, swimming at the town's pool will be free for two weeks once it reopens after a three-year closure.
Inuvik's pool is now set to reopen around March 18, ending a three-year closure brought on by Covid-19 and prolonged by difficulties carrying out an overhaul.
Inuvik hosted a judo tournament for the first time since the pandemic, welcoming athletes from Yellowknife, Fort Providence and Fort Liard.
What's being done to make Team NT at major sports events more representative of the territory as a whole? We asked the NWT government.
Gwich'in ski jumper Alexandria Loutitt is now a senior world champion, completing an astonishing year of firsts in a sport Canadians don't ordinarily dominate.
"People are taking notice a lot more." NWT curler Kerry Galusha found a bigger platform than ever at this year's Scotties to advocate for Indigenous peoples.
"Nothing could have prepared us for this." A fundraising event to help the NWT's kickboxers reach their national championships backfired as travel costs soared.