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NWT’s Byron Kotokak, Solenn Kikoak receive Tom Longboat awards
NWT duo Byron Kotokak and Solenn Kikoak received Tom Longboat awards from the national Aboriginal Sport Circle for outstanding contributions to their sports. The post NWT’s Byron … -
Fort Smith contracts Alberta dispatch for ambulance and fire
Fort Smith contracted an Alberta team for fire and ambulance dispatch. The town says it means local nurses and firefighters need no longer monitor the phones. The post Fort Smith …
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NWT begins posting dates for 2026 flu vaccine clinics
The NWT is rolling out dates for flu vaccine clinics. At the moment, they begin in Fort Smith on October 19 with Yellowknife dates in late October and November. The post NWT begin…
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City approves new cannabis store that attracted concern from neighbours
The operator of Abraham's cannabis stores in Inuvik, Fort Simpson and Fort Smith plans to open one in central Yellowknife. A nearby daycare expressed worry. The post City approves…
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Dene leaders mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
"We see you. We stand with you." Dene National Assembly delegates honoured the legacy of residential schools in a march to Kátł’odeeche First Nation's arbour. The post Dene leade…
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Big sums for Colville Lake, Fort McPherson, Ulukhaktok in water funding
Colville Lake, Fort McPherson and Ulukhaktok received some of the largest sums as Ottawa announced funding for NWT water and sewer projects. Here's the list. The post Big sums for…
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Power corp suggests drought, fires played role in Fort Smith outages
Fallen trees that caused power chaos in Fort Smith on Saturday may have been weakened by drought and wildfire, the NWT Power Corporation said. The post Power corp suggests drought…
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Outages pummel Fort Smith during one of its wettest days on record
Heavy rain and winds gusting to 75 km/h drove a day of misery for Fort Smith residents – and power crews – as the town staggered through a series of outages. The post Outages pumm…
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NWT couple bring back alpacas to their Fort Smith farm
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Fort Smith RCMP seek suspect accused of pointing gun at three people
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Yellowknife RCMP ask for help locating missing 70-year-old woman
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Yellowknife ice thickness measurements start this coming weekend
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If the Indian Act is changed or abolished, what happens in the NWT?
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NWT awaits federal budget in hope of Jordan’s Principle shift
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IRC and GTC working toward economic development agreement
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What to watch at the 20th Yellowknife International Film Festival
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GNWT opens applications for workforce readiness program
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Friday hit and run in YK left one person with ‘serious’ injuries, RCMP said
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Prehistoric pumpkins take over Finlayson Drive on Halloween
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Charles Dent: A job should be a step forward
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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses latest appeal to resume rail access into Hay River
GNWT argued that discontinuing rail service would hurt Northern and Indigenous businesses
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Gold Terra could be mining at Con in 2027: CEO
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Opinion: What is ‘time’ in downtown Yellowknife?
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How soon until robots and drones go trick-or-treating?
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Frame Lake MLA raises concerns over technical challenges of ending time change
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Yellowknifer News
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Man, 39, charged in child sex offences case worked for Alberta, B.C. hockey teams
Tyler King was arrested Oct. 30 at Ontario-New York border crossing
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Three Inuvik residents strive to replace Lesa Semmler as Twin Lakes MLA
Two candidates are newcomers to territorial politics, another has run twice previously
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Yellowknife RCMP seeking help finding missing 70-year-old hiker
Search underway in the Bristol Monument Park loop area
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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses latest appeal to resume rail access into Hay River
GNWT argued that discontinuing rail service would hurt Northern and Indigenous businesses
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Frame Lake MLA raises concerns over technical challenges of ending time change
Finance minister says GNWT expects things will go smoothly on Nov. 1, but a few glitches possible
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Yellowknife man charged after break-in spree in Niven Lake area
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$5.9B B.C. container port expansion of ‘national interest’: Canadian government
Declaration will expedite approvals of Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project
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Bill offering protections from retribution for free speech to become law
Legislation aims to strengthen participation in matters of public interest
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Dark chapter in Canada’s history remembered on National Internment Day
A memorial service was held at a B.C. Internment Camp monument Wednesday, Oct. 28
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Man, 39, charged in child sex offences case worked for Alberta, B.C. hockey teams
Tyler King was arrested Oct. 30 at Ontario-New York border crossing
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Three Inuvik residents strive to replace Lesa Semmler as Twin Lakes MLA
Two candidates are newcomers to territorial politics, another has run twice previously
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Yellowknife RCMP seeking help finding missing 70-year-old hiker
Search underway in the Bristol Monument Park loop area
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Yellowknife RCMP seek info on hit and run after victim sustains serious injuries
Eye-witness accounts and video footage sought
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Charles Dent: A job should be a step forward
October marked Disability Employment Awareness Month in Canada. It is a time to recognize the contributions people with disabilities make in our workplaces and communities. It is …
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Federal Court of Appeal dismisses latest appeal to resume rail access into Hay River
GNWT argued that discontinuing rail service would hurt Northern and Indigenous businesses
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Gold Terra could be mining at Con in 2027: CEO
Permits still pending; 'I know the importance of local employment,' says Gerald Panneton
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Opinion: What is ‘time’ in downtown Yellowknife?
Making social projects a reality has taken many years
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How soon until robots and drones go trick-or-treating?
Walt Humphries: How soon until robots and drones go trick-or-treating?
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Frame Lake MLA raises concerns over technical challenges of ending time change
Finance minister says GNWT expects things will go smoothly on Nov. 1, but a few glitches possible