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Town of Hay River Responds to Federal Court of Appeal Decision on Rail Service
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Trade Mission Business Showcase and Luncheon
Business Showcase Luncheon & Networking Connect with business leaders, contractors, municipal leaders, and territorial government representatives. The luncheon will feature presen… -
New Emergency Dispatch Number
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BOIL WATER ADVISORY RESCINDED
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2026 Property Taxes
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Trade Mission
The Town of Hay River and the Hay River Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce a partnership with the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce in hosting a Trade Mission July… The pos… -
A successful Trade Mission Media Release
More photos can be found here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Xtk-GQNydTiJaxDBS7a7LBdZ4syJ6ykb?usp=drive_link The post A successful Trade Mission Media Release first appea… -
Public Meeting
Flood and Wildfire Preparedness planning activities have kicked off this month via the Local Emergency Management Organization (LEMO). Various household emergency preparedness inf… -
Continuity of Library Services in Hay River
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Climate Adaptation Plan Survey
Climate change is affecting Hay River and the North. People are seeing more extreme heat, wildfire smoke, drought, and severe weather. These events can affect health and safety, d…
Cabinradio
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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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NWT’s appeal over closure of CN’s Hay River rail line is dismissed
The Federal Court of Appeal backed the Canadian Transportation Agency's dismissal of a GNWT move to force the reopening of the Hay River-Enterprise rail line. The post NWT’s appea…
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NWT duo address Senate on healthcare, second-generation cut-off
Two young people from the NWT travelled to the Senate of Canada to advocate for improving Indigenous healthcare and abolishing the second-generation cut-off. The post NWT duo addr…
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Union says mediation with GNWT will begin in January
After a delay finding a mediator, the Union of Northern Workers said an opening three-day mediation session with the NWT government had been booked for January. The post Union say…
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GNWT to provide details on new Hay River long-term care centre
The public can provide input on the latest designs and plans for a new long-term care facility in Hay River during an information session on Thursday. The post GNWT to provide det…
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Subway franchise set to open in Hay River
Hay River is getting a Subway. Members of the Rowe family said they are working to open a Subway franchise in the town's Wright Centre. The post Subway franchise set to open in Ha…
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Yellowknife election 2026: Donna Lee Demarcke interview
"I want to be part of that team." Donna Lee Demarcke, NWT Tourism's CEO, set out a collaborative vision as a Yellowknife council candidate. The post Yellowknife election 2026: Don…
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Auditor general starts examining NWT’s emergency management
The Office of the Auditor General has begun a review of emergency management in the Northwest Territories. It's expected to report back next year. The post Auditor general starts …
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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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Hay River advances funding agreements for Sundog, dump
Hay River is set to receive more than $12 million in federal and territorial funding for the development of a long-term care home and new solid waste facility. The post Hay River …
Cabinradio
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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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Alberta man gets six years over cocaine, handgun in Norman Wells
An Alberta man was sentenced to six years in prison for crimes related to cocaine trafficking and illegal handgun possession while in Norman Wells. The post Alberta man gets six y…
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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…
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NWT’s Scan, civil forfeiture laws pass third and final reading
After many debates, proposed Scan and civil forfeiture laws passed a third and final reading on Tuesday. Here's why some MLAs supported both, and why some didn't. The post NWT’s S…
Yellowknifer
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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 — […] -
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
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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
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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
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South Slave success at Senior Spike It!
The scholastic volleyball season is officially over in the NWT Senior Spike It! in Yellowknife brought things to a close on Sunday with the eight banners handed out. There were […]
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Thorsten Gohl: Taking a step toward someone
Over the past few weeks, we have talked about confidence, belonging, growth and connection. We have looked at what happens when we create spaces where people feel welcome, when we…
Yellowknifer News
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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 -
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
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South Slave success at Senior Spike It!
The scholastic volleyball season is officially over in the NWT Senior Spike It! in Yellowknife brought things to a close on Sunday with the eight banners handed out. There were […]
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Russian hockey players won’t be granted visas for World Juniors in Alberta: Carney
The 2027 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships will be held in Red Deer, Edmonton
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MLAs demand action amid threat of toxic oil sands tailings being dumped into waterway
‘When the water suffers, the land and all living things suffer with it,’ says Dehcho MLA
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Missing Yellowknife woman found deceased
Police locate body in search area Tuesday morning