News

52 people have recovered from COVID-19 in connection with the N.J. Macpherson school outbreak and there are no new infections according to the the daily update from the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer, May 18.

After 51 years serving the community, the Hay River Elks are preparing to fold the club, perhaps permanently.

The Town of Fort Smith scrambled to accommodate evacuees of the flood disaster that struck Fort Simpson and Jean Marie River earlier this month, and municipal leaders say they’re pleased with efforts made to help those in need.

A concerned mother told a Yellowknife courtroom that her son, convicted of aggravated assault, changed “pretty much overnight” six weeks ahead of his 18th birthday.

If you build it, they will come.

The word ‘lucky’ keeps popping up when town officials discuss the spring breakup of the Hay River.

A panel van and small transport truck collided Monday afternoon on the Yellowknife Highway near the Bristol Monument.

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.

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.

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.