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Apparent recording device found in Fort Smith girls’ school change room
An apparent recording device was found in a girls' change room at Fort Smith's PWK High School, prompting an RCMP investigation. The post Apparent recording device found in Fort S… -
Fearing high costs, Fort Smith cathedral moves Sunday Mass elsewhere
Sunday Mass at St Joseph's Cathedral in Fort Smith will temporarily move to the parish’s family centre as the church looks to cut heating costs over the winter. The post Fearing h…
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Fort Smith shelter finds home for last dog amid upheaval
A meeting later this week could be key to figuring out how Fort Smith's animal shelter stays open. In the meantime, the last dog there just found a foster home. The post Fort Smit…
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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 …
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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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Federal budget pledges to fully fund Mackenzie Valley Highway
Ottawa's new budget promises to fully fund construction of the Mackenzie Valley Highway and pay some maintenance costs, a pledge the NWT has sought for decades. The post Federal b…
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Beyond major projects, what’s in the federal budget for the NWT?
The federal budget proposes a big boost to Nutrition North but fails to deliver an education funding solution for the NWT. Here's what else we found. The post Beyond major project…
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NWT’s health authority will keep public administrator, but not this one
The NWT says its health authority will stick with a public administrator model but find a new candidate when Dan Florizone's two-year term expires next month. The post NWT’s healt…
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Hay River’s library functional but not open to public, GNWT says
With one librarian hired until May and rules requiring two staff on site, Hay River’s library stays closed to the public, offering only children’s programs. The post Hay River’s l…
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Yellowknife waits for first snow after one of its driest Octobers ever
Yellowknife just had its driest October since 1948. The city is still snow-free – meteorologists say wet weather systems keep "missing" the NWT capital. The post Yellowknife waits…
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Richard Bona to headline 2027 Black History Month gala in Yellowknife
'It's a dream for us to get an artist of Richard's calibre." Grammy award-winning Richard Bona is set to perform in Yellowknife in March 2027. The post Richard Bona to headline 20…
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YKIFF celebrates 20 years by remembering movies like these
If you remember Versus Ivan, Dene: A Journey and Three Feathers, this is for you. YKIFF Rewind celebrates two decades of moviemaking at this year's festival. The post YKIFF celebr…
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Inuvik names road after Cpl Jordan Anderson, killed in Afghanistan
"I am profoundly thankful." The widow of Cpl Jordan Anderson thanked Inuvik as a road was renamed in his honour near the town's airport. The post Inuvik names road after Cpl Jorda…
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Shane Thompson, NWT’s speaker, says he’s retiring next year
NWT Speaker of the House Shane Thompson, the Nahendeh MLA, said he intends to retire from politics next year. The post Shane Thompson, NWT’s speaker, says he’s retiring next year …
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Jackie Jacobson celebrated at legislature portrait unveiling
Jackie Jacobson said being the NWT's first Inuvialuit speaker of the House will always be "a feather in my hat" as his official portrait was unveiled. The post Jackie Jacobson cel…
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Vernon, B.C., coach leads Canada’s U15 women’s softball team
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Federal budget aims to fully fund Mackenzie Valley Highway construction
$3.1 billion over the next five years earmarked for construction and maintenance -
Hay River hospital gets an interior face lift
Seven new Smilezone spaces unveiled in various areas of health centre -
Federal budget is geared toward boosting business, but continues high deficits
Budget includes $6.5 billion for forest sector
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Nancy Vail: Spreading the word about renewable energy
About 15 people turned out to a zine-making workshop at Makerspace Monday night focused on the topic of energy. It was the third zine session — self-published mini magazines — […]
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25 Canadian Armed Forces members remain in hospital after Wainwright fire
4 transferred to healthcare facilities in B.C., Ontario to be closer to home communities
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Main will negotiate offshore oil and gas drilling rights after devolution
Premier calls moratorium on Arctic Ocean drilling 'unfortunate decision'
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NWT premier and Tlicho grand chief attend Actic development summit in Iceland
Lafferty emphasizes partnerships involving local people and Indigenous governments
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Behchoko leaders want Indigenous-controlled police force to combat drug trafficking
Justice minister says no, but Behchoko chief and Monfwi MLA insist it’s needed
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Motorcade escorts remains of soldier killed at CFB Wainwright to B.C. funeral home
Pte. Aidan Goulding was one of four people that died in the Oct. 17 fire
Yellowknifer News
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Vernon, B.C., coach leads Canada’s U15 women’s softball team
Michelle Webster 'encouraged by depth of talent' in newly announced team
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Federal budget aims to fully fund Mackenzie Valley Highway construction
$3.1 billion over the next five years earmarked for construction and maintenance
-
Hay River hospital gets an interior face lift
Seven new Smilezone spaces unveiled in various areas of health centre
-
Federal budget is geared toward boosting business, but continues high deficits
Budget includes $6.5 billion for forest sector
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25 Canadian Armed Forces members remain in hospital after Wainwright fire
4 transferred to healthcare facilities in B.C., Ontario to be closer to home communities
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NWT premier and Tlicho grand chief attend Actic development summit in Iceland
Lafferty emphasizes partnerships involving local people and Indigenous governments
-
Behchoko leaders want Indigenous-controlled police force to combat drug trafficking
Justice minister says no, but Behchoko chief and Monfwi MLA insist it’s needed
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Motorcade escorts remains of soldier killed at CFB Wainwright to B.C. funeral home
Pte. Aidan Goulding was one of four people that died in the Oct. 17 fire
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Yellowknife’s new mayor and city council officially sworn into office
Mayor Melissa Syer honoured to take on 'immense responsibility of serving for next four years
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RCMP investigate possible recording device in Fort Smith school girls’ changeroom
Precautionary school-wide sweep found no additional devices
NNSL
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Vernon, B.C., coach leads Canada’s U15 women’s softball team
Michelle Webster 'encouraged by depth of talent' in newly announced team
-
Federal budget aims to fully fund Mackenzie Valley Highway construction
$3.1 billion over the next five years earmarked for construction and maintenance
-
Hay River hospital gets an interior face lift
Seven new Smilezone spaces unveiled in various areas of health centre
-
Federal budget is geared toward boosting business, but continues high deficits
Budget includes $6.5 billion for forest sector
-
Nancy Vail: Spreading the word about renewable energy
About 15 people turned out to a zine-making workshop at Makerspace Monday night focused on the topic of energy. It was the third zine session — self-published mini magazines — […]
-
25 Canadian Armed Forces members remain in hospital after Wainwright fire
4 transferred to healthcare facilities in B.C., Ontario to be closer to home communities
-
Main will negotiate offshore oil and gas drilling rights after devolution
Premier calls moratorium on Arctic Ocean drilling 'unfortunate decision'
-
NWT premier and Tlicho grand chief attend Actic development summit in Iceland
Lafferty emphasizes partnerships involving local people and Indigenous governments
-
Behchoko leaders want Indigenous-controlled police force to combat drug trafficking
Justice minister says no, but Behchoko chief and Monfwi MLA insist it’s needed
-
Motorcade escorts remains of soldier killed at CFB Wainwright to B.C. funeral home
Pte. Aidan Goulding was one of four people that died in the Oct. 17 fire