Ollie Williams

Even the NWT’s politicians aren’t immune from big leaps in the price of their home insurance. The territory’s ability to address that, however, seems limited.

Erasmus Apparel, the clothing business created by Sarah Erasmus 15 years ago, will close its Yellowknife retail store in March. The online store will stay open.

More than 35,000 past and current students and staff at Northwest Territories schools are affected by the PowerSchool data breach, the GNWT said on Tuesday.

An investigation by the NWT’s ombud found no breaches of standards at a Norman Wells long-term care facility but made recommendations for improvement.

Yellowknife just got a new meal delivery option through a pretty unusual source (for the NWT, at any rate). What is Mosey’s? Well, it’s a ghost kitchen.

The City of Yellowknife said “extinguishing efforts will commence” in an area of its dump on Wednesday as it tries to put out a landfill fire.

The City of Yellowknife is currently in charge of sanctioning some combat sports. Worried over liability and with no event in years, the city plans to back off.

Widely expected to run for the Liberal leadership, former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney used his NWT hometown to make a point on Jon Stewart’s Daily Show.

The Hay River Youth Centre says it will hold an art auction for the first time – featuring some well-known northern artists – to raise money for programs.

First responders in the NWT will have access to mental health programs from Wounded Warriors Canada through a partnership announced on Thursday.