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Otis the basset hound is lucky to have survived the week after getting lodged under the back step of his house overnight May 11.

Another positive COVID-19 case was added to the Yellowknife cluster on May 13, bringing the capital’s total to 64 cases.

Many teachers in Yellowknife are feeling stretched to the limit working remotely while schools are closed, education leaders say.

The Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Union of Northern Workers are providing financial assistance in partnership with the United Way of the Northwest Territories to help those affected by flooding in the Dehcho region.

Both police and the coroner are investigating after a 56-year-old man was found death on May 12

Territorial Judge Donovan Molloy has occasionally been vocal about his views on lawyers’ sentencing submissions – particularly joint submissions that a judge is often bound to accept.

The city formalized two of its director positions this week.

Flood damage in Jean Marie River and Fort Simpson is likely to be extreme and costly.

Cell service across the NWT was restored Thursday morning.