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Betsina to run for 4th term in N’dilo

Betsina to run for 4th term in N’dilo

The community of N’dilo will go to the polls Aug. 23 to cast votes for Chief and one council position.
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YK businesses roll out $20,000 cash prize, dining and service treats to encourage vaccinations

YK businesses roll out $20,000 cash prize, dining and service treats to encourage vaccinations

The Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce is stepping up to encourage vaccinations and $20,000 is on offer in the Crush Covid Yellowknife Draw.
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Aklavik man recovering after two day search and rescue operation

Aklavik man recovering after two day search and rescue operation

Man had set out in boat alone and ran out of gas before injuring himself
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GNWT pops Yukon travel bubble after Covid-19 death in Whitehorse

GNWT pops Yukon travel bubble after Covid-19 death in Whitehorse

Previous system of isolating for seven days and then getting tested will resume until further notice
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Overdue boater found deceased near Behchoko: RCMP

Overdue boater found deceased near Behchoko: RCMP

A Behchoko man, first thought to be missing, has been located deceased around the Frank Channel area, alongside his canoe.
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MLA Steve Norn appears in court on public health charge

MLA Steve Norn appears in court on public health charge

Steve Norn, MLA for Tu Nedhé-Wiilideh, was represented in court on June 15 for charges under the Public Health Act.
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Integrity Commissioner recommends inquiry into complaint against MLA Norn

Integrity Commissioner recommends inquiry into complaint against MLA Norn

Integrity Commissioner David Jones has directed that a complaint filed against Tu Nedhe-Wiilideh MLA Steve Norn be referred to an inquiry, the legislative assembly said in a news release on June 15.
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Yellowknife youth shoot for 48-hour film festival

Yellowknife youth shoot for 48-hour film festival

Yellowknife filmmakers of all ages hit the streets and the studio from June 11 to 13 to create entries for the 48-hour Film Festival.
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St. Cyr sends off grads after year of classroom bubble studies

St. Cyr sends off grads after year of classroom bubble studies

Families of Allain St. Cyr students gathered in the evening of June 12 for a small but intimate graduation ceremony.
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Updating heritage plaques ‘next natural step’ in reconciliation efforts: councillor

Updating heritage plaques ‘next natural step’ in reconciliation efforts: councillor

Many of the city’s heritage markers are out of date and not in line with the municipality’s aim to equally represent Indigenous history, Coun. Julian Morse said at Monday’s governance and priorities committee meeting.
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