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Flooding victims seeking financial assistance for emergency disaster relief are now eligible to receive half of the money up front.

Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve, a protected area on the east arm of Great Slave Lake will have six invasive species removed this summer after they were accidentally introduced by an Environment Canada team doing work on a nearby weather station.

Cheetah Resources, the private company mining rare earths minerals at the Nechalacho project southeast of Yellowknife, is receiving a $1.26 million, interest-free loan from the federal government to purchase its high-tech ore sorter.

Legal counsel for Tu Nedhe-Wiilideh MLA Steve Norn has prepared its own case in response to complaint allegations he faces.

Trump-appointed judge grants injunction on executive order preventing lease sales on federal land

Police have charged a former NWT coach and teacher with sexual assault and exploitation.

For assaulting two peace officers in Fort Providence, Richard Lesage was sentenced to spend four months in jail.

NWT fire marshal Chucker Dewar is reminding residents of appropriate cigarette disposal methods after an improperly extinguished cigarette was found to be the cause of the June 10 fire at 1 Glick Ct.

Nunavut Premier seeks to make clear the massive infrastructure gaps compared to other provinces

As announced in March, the Hay Days Festival will be returning this year after missing 2020 because of Covid-19.