Ollie Williams

The Yellowknife Racquet Club has asked City Hall to rezone the parcels of land on which it sits. The club says that’ll allow it to do more in future.

The NWT’s health authority says the territory’s supply of Covid-19 vaccine is “currently limited” after a shipment spoiled in transit.

The City of Yellowknife says it’s finalizing a deal with Naka Power Utilities over “long-term sponsorship” of some municipal recreation facilities.

Yellowknife’s 2025 business award winners have been named – and Friday’s ceremony included a surprise standing ovation. Get the details here.

The crew members of a Buffalo Airways Boeing 737 were safe, the airline said, after it landed with a nose gear problem at Yellowknife Airport on Monday evening.

Staff at Yellowknife’s Adam Dental Clinic described a struggle in the waiting room as teenagers came into the building and attacked a dentist on Wednesday.

The federal government says it is moving to automatically distribute benefits to Canadians on low incomes using a system of “pre-filled” tax returns.

In part two of a series, we examine the effect behind the scenes of a newspaper article that marked the start of a campaign over Fort Resolution’s healthcare.

Northern Quill Publishing and NorthWords festival have named the first winners of a new contest that rewards NWT writers of short fiction.

The NWT Power Corporation says its beleaguered Taltson hydro plant will remain out of action until at least early December because of a corrosion problem.

“I lost my temper a few times. I was going to give up.” Ice Road Truckers’ return next month features Yellowknife’s Scott Yuill. He told us what to expect.

The Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce has published the nominees for its 2025 business awards. See who made the list in the 10 categories.

MLAs are inviting residents to speak at a meeting about proposed legislation that would let nurses decide how they are represented in collective bargaining.

Parks Canada says the Hay Camp Road is closed inside Wood Buffalo National Park while crews deal with an active wildfire nearby.

The Arctic Security Corridor from Yellowknife to the sea “needs more development” but is on a list of secondary targets for Mark Carney’s Major Projects Office.

Whatì residents have been told they can go home on Saturday, while Fort Simpson is anxiously watching the progress of fire FS014. Here are Friday’s updates.

Highway 3 reopened after a lengthy closure while there’s a warning that a wildfire could reach Highway 1 in the days ahead. Catch up on Thursday’s NWT fire updates.

The NWT’s health authority still spends tens of millions of dollars it doesn’t have each year but things are getting better, leaders said at its annual meeting.

NWT-based Northern Quill Publishing has issued its 2025 call for submissions and is accepting manuscripts until August 31.

The NWT Human Rights Commission issued a statement urging residents to “call out and condemn hate when they see it,” particularly online.