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Recording device found in change room at Fort Smith school

The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced an active RCMP investigation at Paul William Kaeser High School in Fort Smith.

NWT Council of Leaders works to co-design Indigenous Wellness Centre

The NWT Council of Leaders Health and Social Services Working Group met last month to begin work to co-design an Indigenous Wellness Centre.

Fuel tax suspension proposed in Legislative Assembly

The proposed Fuel Tax Suspension Act had its first reading in the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories on November 03.

Yellowknife announces project to add new wayfinding signs

The City of Yellowknife has announced that they will be working in partnership with Extraordinary Yellowknife to add new wayfinding signs across the city.

Democrats claim House and Senate majorities

Democratic leaders say they have won majorities in the U.S. House and Senate after Tuesday’s midterm elections.

Premier’s Awards for Excellence winners announced

The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced the winners of this year's Premier’s Awards for Excellence. 

Ptarmicon gaming group holding Freezecon this weekend

Yellowknife gaming group Ptarmicon is holding their Freezecon 2026 convention this weekend, with card games, board games, and more.  

New partnership expands heavy equipment rentals in the North

The Det’on Cho Group of Companies and Finning Canada have announced a collaboration to expand heavy equipment rentals in the Northwest Territories.  

Minister Vince McKay responds to Court of Appeal’s decision on CN rail line

Minister of Infrastructure Vince McKay has responded to the Federal Court of Appeal's judgement regarding the CN rail line between Enterprise and Hay River. 

Missing 70-year-old woman found dead in Yellowknife

Yellowknife RCMP have announced that a woman who was declared missing yesterday has been found deceased.  

New Mayor and City Council officially begin term

Yellowknife's new Mayor and City Council officially began their four-year terms today at the Swearing-in Ceremony held in the Council Chamber at City Hall. 
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