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Cabinradio
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Lesa Semmler to leave public office, resigning as NWT health minister
The NWT's health minister, Lesa Semmler, is resigning. She is also stepping down as MLA for Inuvik Twin Lakes. The post Lesa Semmler to leave public office, resigning as NWT healt… -
Edmonton man charged with murder after Inuvik shooting
An Edmonton 25-year-old has been charged with murder after shots were fired on Inuvik's Bompas Street early on Monday morning, RCMP said. The post Edmonton man charged with murder… -
Inuvik limits cemetery reservation to residents and introduces fee
Inuvik's council approved a $280 cemetery plot reservation fee and made such reservations available only to residents, among other related changes. The post Inuvik limits cemetery… -
Inuvik man sentenced to six years for impaired driving causing death
Joseph Wright has been sentenced to six years in prison for impaired driving causing the death of Morgan Sydney in October 2022. The post Inuvik man sentenced to six years for imp…
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RCMP arrest four suspects in relation to Inuvik shooting on Monday
RCMP said they had arrested four suspects believed to be involved in an early Monday shooting in Inuvik that resulted in a man's death. The post RCMP arrest four suspects in relat…
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Man dead after early-morning shooting on Inuvik’s Bompas Street
A man is dead after shots were fired inside a home on Inuvik's Bompas Street early on Monday, RCMP said. The post Man dead after early-morning shooting on Inuvik’s Bompas Street f…
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$405M announcement for MVH brings excitement and calls for preparation
A $405-million federal investment has those situated along the proposed Mackenzie Valley Highway excited and preparing for the work ahead. The post $405M announcement for MVH brin…
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Google is updating Street View images in multiple NWT communities
Images of several NWT communities on Google Street View, including Inuvik, have not been updated since 2009. That's expected to change. The post Google is updating Street View ima…
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$405M announced for Mackenzie Valley Highway assessment, bridges
Ottawa announced a major funding package for the Mackenzie Valley Highway, committing $405 million from its Arctic Infrastructure Fund to advance design work. The post $405M annou…
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Coming to YK on medical travel? There’s a warning about accommodation
People coming to Yellowknife for dental travel may be asked to change their plans because of a coming medical travel accommodation crunch, the GNWT said. The post Coming to YK on …
Cabinradio
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Lesa Semmler to leave public office, resigning as NWT health minister
The NWT's health minister, Lesa Semmler, is resigning. She is also stepping down as MLA for Inuvik Twin Lakes. The post Lesa Semmler to leave public office, resigning as NWT healt…
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Don’t drink tap water, Sambaa K’e told after toxin found
People in Sambaa K'e should stop drinking the community's tap water after tests this week found a type of toxin associated with blue-green algae, the GNWT said. The post Don’t dri… -
Q&A: How wildlife officers address a bear and cubs in Yellowknife
A bear and three cubs have spent most of this week wandering Yellowknife, preoccupying residents – and wildlife officers. We asked how they're approaching this. The post Q&A: How … -
Edmonton man charged with murder after Inuvik shooting
An Edmonton 25-year-old has been charged with murder after shots were fired on Inuvik's Bompas Street early on Monday morning, RCMP said. The post Edmonton man charged with murder…
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What the missing winter road could mean for Bathurst caribou
The Bathurst caribou herd is set for its first year without the Tibbitt-Contwoyto winter road in decades. People will be studying the difference that makes. The post What the miss…
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‘Poor material’ of road blamed for equipment falling into Pontoon Lake
Reports newly published by a regulator go into more detail about how two pieces of heavy equipment fell into a Yellowknife-area lake just days apart. The post ‘Poor material’ of r…
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New co-directors take over leadership of Aurora Chorealis
"I really want to bring the sense of community." Rhoda Andrews and Kara Cherland are taking over the helm of Yellowknife's adult community choir. The post New co-directors take ov…
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NWT arts centre group launches speaker series on the arts’ benefits
The NWT Arts Centre Initiative will welcome artists on September 24 and 26 in a speaker series on the cultural, social and economic benefits of the arts. The post NWT arts centre …
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Inuvik limits cemetery reservation to residents and introduces fee
Inuvik's council approved a $280 cemetery plot reservation fee and made such reservations available only to residents, among other related changes. The post Inuvik limits cemetery…
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Inuvik man sentenced to six years for impaired driving causing death
Joseph Wright has been sentenced to six years in prison for impaired driving causing the death of Morgan Sydney in October 2022. The post Inuvik man sentenced to six years for imp…
Yellowknifer
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Health Minister Lesa Semmler resigns
Move comes months after regular MLAs call for resignation, formal censure -
YWCA NWT celebrates 60th anniversary
Organization has grown to help close to 4,000 people every year -
Territory needs to start getting serious about solar power: former MP
Dennis Bevington says installation could take as little as 12 months -
Rio Tinto agrees to continue paying for Kitikmeot scholarships and cultural programs despite diamond mine closure
Diavik ceased diamond production on March 26
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City proposes a new tax class for vacant land
The City of Yellowknife is proposing a new tax classification for vacant land. This includes a tax ratio of 2.50, which is planned to come into effect on Jan. 1, […]
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Twenty-five years on, the memories of 9/11 are still fresh for Mikey McBryan
It was Sept. 11, 2001. Mikey McBryan had gone to the runway by the Buffalo Airways hangar to meet his dad, Joe McBryan, who had just flown in from Hay […]
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NWT ready to build new future ahead: premier
R.J. Simpson speaks about importance of investment summit in Toronto
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Edmonton man accused of murder following fatal Inuvik shooting
Three other suspects released without charge: evidence gathering continues
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Alberta boy back home, doing well after near-fatal drowning incident in B.C. river
Paul-Angelo Warren, 9, returned home from hospital Sept. 1, a month after a harrowing incident on the Shuswap River
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Walt Humphries: What would the consequences be for NWT if Alberta secedes?
Ding-dong! Ding-dong! The witch is back. Which old Witch? The Wicked Witch of Politics. Mixed with the Evil Witch of Referendums and Plebiscites. The city has called an election f…
Yellowknifer News
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Health Minister Lesa Semmler resigns
Move comes months after regular MLAs call for resignation, formal censure
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Rio Tinto agrees to continue paying for Kitikmeot scholarships and cultural programs despite diamond mine closure
Diavik ceased diamond production on March 26 -
Twenty-five years on, the memories of 9/11 are still fresh for Mikey McBryan
It was Sept. 11, 2001. Mikey McBryan had gone to the runway by the Buffalo Airways hangar to meet his dad, Joe McBryan, who had just flown in from Hay […] -
NWT ready to build new future ahead: premier
R.J. Simpson speaks about importance of investment summit in Toronto
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Edmonton man accused of murder following fatal Inuvik shooting
Three other suspects released without charge: evidence gathering continues
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Alberta boy back home, doing well after near-fatal drowning incident in B.C. river
Paul-Angelo Warren, 9, returned home from hospital Sept. 1, a month after a harrowing incident on the Shuswap River
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La Federation franco-tenoise hosts back-to-school celebration
La Federation franco-tenoise held its annual back-to-school celebration on Sept. 3 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Maison Laurent Leroux was packed as people enjoyed the evening with an arr…
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GNWT schedules Mackenzie Valley Highway public engagement sessions
Travelling to four communities before the end of the month
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Ulukhaktok receives 10 new social housing units
Part of GNWT’s plan to deliver 98 homes across nine NWT communities
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5 children rescued in the Philippines after B.C. sexual exploitation case
Mother in Philippines was arrested
NNSL
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Health Minister Lesa Semmler resigns
Move comes months after regular MLAs call for resignation, formal censure
-
YWCA NWT celebrates 60th anniversary
Organization has grown to help close to 4,000 people every year
-
Territory needs to start getting serious about solar power: former MP
Dennis Bevington says installation could take as little as 12 months
-
Rio Tinto agrees to continue paying for Kitikmeot scholarships and cultural programs despite diamond mine closure
Diavik ceased diamond production on March 26
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City proposes a new tax class for vacant land
The City of Yellowknife is proposing a new tax classification for vacant land. This includes a tax ratio of 2.50, which is planned to come into effect on Jan. 1, […]
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Twenty-five years on, the memories of 9/11 are still fresh for Mikey McBryan
It was Sept. 11, 2001. Mikey McBryan had gone to the runway by the Buffalo Airways hangar to meet his dad, Joe McBryan, who had just flown in from Hay […]
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NWT ready to build new future ahead: premier
R.J. Simpson speaks about importance of investment summit in Toronto
-
Edmonton man accused of murder following fatal Inuvik shooting
Three other suspects released without charge: evidence gathering continues
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Alberta boy back home, doing well after near-fatal drowning incident in B.C. river
Paul-Angelo Warren, 9, returned home from hospital Sept. 1, a month after a harrowing incident on the Shuswap River
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Walt Humphries: What would the consequences be for NWT if Alberta secedes?
Ding-dong! Ding-dong! The witch is back. Which old Witch? The Wicked Witch of Politics. Mixed with the Evil Witch of Referendums and Plebiscites. The city has called an election f…