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Suitcase of cash seized at airport
A police dog at the Yellowknife Airport sniffed out a suitcase carrying $239,500 in cash in March.
Mystery digger leaves 1,000 without phone service
A mystery digger is being blamed for a disruption that left more than 1,000 people without phone service last weekend.
Taking out the trash
For the past three weeks people have been meeting at Javaroma to grab a garbage bag and clean up Yellowknife, one parking lot at a time.
Premier disappointed with pipeline report delay
Investors may pull their money out of the Mackenzie Gas Project if a final report on the project isn't released soon, the Northwest Territories premier said.
Police warn of phony $100 bills
The Yellowknife RCMP is warning the public after roughly 30 fake $100 bills were used at businesses and deposited at banks.
Antique car collection grows
Gerry Pye knows cars. He should too, given that he has approximately 30 of them. Pye got his first car at 18, "a 1953 Desoto, serial number 99501086," and has collected cars ever since, acquiring 12 in the last three years alone.
Not-so-happy apartment hunting
The largest residential rental company in Yellowknife said Monday it does not have a single unit available, something that should come as no surprise to the many people looking for a place to live in the crowded Yellowknife market.
Local and out-of-town businesses woo customers
Boats, pingo boards, video games, hybrid cars and Swedish machines, all shared the Multiplex this past weekend during Yellowknife's 26th annual Spring Trade Show.
Training opens doors
"Maybe this can open doors for me." That's what Yellowknife resident Sarah Tautuajuk immediately thought when she first saw an ad for the Building Trades Helper Program.
Mother's Day frog hunt a success
At dinner time this past Mother's Day, more than 20 people joined Ecology North's first-ever Mother's Day Frog Walk.


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