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Highway collision draws emergency response

Highway collision draws emergency response

A panel van and small transport truck collided Monday afternoon on the Yellowknife Highway near the Bristol Monument.
Four new COVID-19 cases in Yellowknife

Four new COVID-19 cases in Yellowknife

There are four new cases of COVID-19 in the N.J. Macpherson outbreak in Yellowknife, for a total of 24 active cases in the city.
Fort Simpson under boil water advisory

Fort Simpson under boil water advisory

Residents of Fort Simpson are advised to boil their drinking water for at least one minute, the chief environmental health officer (CEHO) said May 17.
Feds to help fund feasibility study for new water Hay River treatment plant

Feds to help fund feasibility study for new water Hay River treatment plant

The Town of Hay River will be receiving federal funding to cover half the cost of a feasibility study on the potential construction of a replacement water treatment plant and identification of other water treatment options.
Vaccine clinics coming to YK schools on May 19

Vaccine clinics coming to YK schools on May 19

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines will be offered in Yellowknife schools on May 19.
Lengthy housing wait sparks anger in Gjoa Haven

Lengthy housing wait sparks anger in Gjoa Haven

Fourteen years.
GNWT funding for proposals to improve vaccine uptake in communities

GNWT funding for proposals to improve vaccine uptake in communities

The GNWT wants to help Indigenous and community governments encourage COVID-19 vaccination.
Two Seasons Adventures hammered once again

Two Seasons Adventures hammered once again

While the rest of Hay River largely escaped significant flooding because of spring breakup, the same cannot be said for the 2 Seasons Adventures campground.
New general manager looking at heritage centre in different light

New general manager looking at heritage centre in different light

Mark Lyon likes museums.
Inuvik polishing up E-bike bylaw

Inuvik polishing up E-bike bylaw

If the bylaw passes, battery-powered bicycles could soon be buzzing along Inuvik’s streets.