No arrests, charges after Northern United Place dumpster fire
Police in Yellowknife said on Tuesday no arrests or charges had followed what the city's fire chief termed a suspected arson at Northern United Place last week. More »
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Long John Jamboree, 'in the black,' will go ahead in 2020
Yellowknife's Long John Jamboree looks set to go ahead this year as organizers of the annual event on Tuesday announced tentative 2020 dates of March 27 to 29. More »
Police seek murder suspect with ties to Yellowknife, Hay River
A Canada-wide warrant and a $50,000 reward are out for Amin Yussuf, in connection to a shooting death in Edmonton. Police believe he is armed and dangerous. More »
RCMP boss expresses faith in officer who drew weapon on YK resident
Yellowknife's detachment commander said the December incident was "unsettling" for both a resident in her car and an officer, but procedures were followed. More »
Friends: 'People still don't know' Yellowknife woman is missing
Nearly a month has passed since Sladjana Petrovic, 60, went missing. Friends are putting up posters and signs in Yellowknife to keep the search going. More »
Naka aurora festival returns for second year this March
The Naka festival will return to Yellowknife and Dettah from March 2 to 7, adding new events to celebrate northern culture and the northern lights. More »
Air North looks for more YKers to fly new Vancouver route
Air North's new YZF-YVR winter route opened last week. The airline says it "has work to do" getting NWT residents to take Vancouver weekend breaks. More »
Kickboxers partner with Yellowknife Women's Society
"We hadn't considered this before." Yellowknife will host three kickboxing title fights in February as a fundraiser for the Yellowknife Women's Society. More »
Walt Humphries' art comes home to roost at Yellowknife show
Five decades of the Yellowknifer's work is on display – including art so graphic, people said he should be locked up – after a nationwide search for originals. More »
YK's Monkey Tree Pub reports break-in and robbery
Yellowknife's Monkey Tree Pub was allegedly broken into early on Friday. The owner said liquor was stolen but the main problem is damage to doors and locks. More »
Registration opens for Hockey Day pond hockey tourney
Registration has begun for a Yellowknife pond hockey tournament set to star as the centrepiece of February's Hockey Day in Canada live broadcast from the city. More »
NWT updates Ingraham Trail aurora-viewing maps
New versions of Yellowknife-area aurora-viewing maps are being issued in six languages, the territorial government's tourism staff announced on Wednesday. More »