Team NT records best Westerns in two decades
The territory's athletes won one title and five bronze medals at the Games in Swift Current over the past two weeks – the team's best performance since 1999. More »
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Leo Konge wins rare Western Canada Games gold for NWT
NWT swimmer Leo Konge took gold at the Western Canada Summer Games on Sunday. It's the first title for the territory at this level in 20 years. More »
Fort Simpson rower takes silver at Pan American Games
Jessie Loutit won her first international medal for Team Canada in Lima, Peru on Thursday. She is competing on a team of "Canada’s top next-generation rowers." More »
Yukon will be NWT's flagbearer at Western Canada Games
Naomi Yukon, a basketball player from Délįne, will lead out Team NT when the Western Canada Summer Games begin in Swift Current this week. More »
Hay River helps power jet boat team to world title
After eight days of racing at 160 km/h, a team with Hay River roots placed first in its class at the 2019 World Jet Boat Championship. More »
Why a giant 'Poop' appeared in the middle of Yellowknife
It's a tale of revenge, paint, and fireworks: the year-long story behind the emergence of a large sign proclaiming 'Poop' at a Yellowknife ballpark. More »
Fort Providence now has a golf course – and it's free
Danny Beaulieu is not a golfer – but he knows what a golf course looks like. That's all he needed to set up a course in his community. More »
City set to clear the way for 2023 Francophone Games bid
Yellowknife's political leaders meet on Monday to sign off on City Hall's support for bringing the 2023 Francophone Games to the Northwest Territories. More »
Yellowknife goes Raptors crazy with signs, website
"We the North," proclaimed digital signs operated by the City of Yellowknife, the day after the Toronto Raptors won the NBA Championship for Canada. More »
Following a trend, YK golf club rewards responsible drivers
Adopting an initiative popularized elsewhere in North America, the club placed notes thanking drivers on vehicles left behind after a tournament. More »
Inuvik's golf course gets $20,000 for repairs, expansion
Inuvik's Roads End Golf Club will improve its driving range and begin work on an expansion to nine holes with $20,000 in territorial government funding. More »
Confirmed: Yellowknife to host 2020 Hockey Day in Canada
Yellowknife will be the host of next year's Hockey Day in Canada broadcast event, Rogers Sportsnet confirmed. More »