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From left, West Kitikmeot Gold Corporation CEO Brendan Bell, Kitikmeot Inuit Association board member Randy Hinanik, parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Northern Affairs and National Defence Yvonne Jones, Nunavut Senator Dennis Patterson and Stephanie Hebert, assistant deputy minister of programs for Transport Canada. Photo courtesy of West Kitikmeot Gold Corporation

West Kitikmeot Gold Corporation takes over as proponent of Grays Bay Road and Port

by Kira Wronska Dorward, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter November 24, 2023November 24, 2023

The Nov. 22 signing means that the responsibilities and federal funds has been transfered to the WKG

NWT & NUNAVUT MINING: Going underwater to mine Ekati diamonds with vehicles

by Jill Westerman November 21, 2023November 21, 2023

NWT & NUNAVUT MINING: Exploration projects abound in NWT and Nunavut

by Derek Neary November 18, 2023November 18, 2023

Downtown Yellowknife to lose two more businesses

by Kaicheng Xin November 16, 2023November 16, 2023

Pine Point Mining Ltd. says new lead-zinc mine on course for 2029 opening

by Amanda Rumbolt November 9, 2023November 9, 2023

Hundreds of Yellowknifers welcome back KFC

by Blair McBride May 3, 2021

KFC in final preparations for May 3 grand opening

by Blair McBride May 2, 2021May 10, 2021

NWT operators fear for future amid low Indigenous tourism allotment in Budget 2021

by Blair McBride April 30, 2021

Ekati plans new open-pit project at Point Lake

by Blair McBride April 29, 2021April 30, 2021

BBQ Eats and Treats coming to Gastown

by Blair McBride April 26, 2021

Bringing good vibes to health-conscious Yellowknifers

by Blair McBride April 15, 2021

City invites bids to operate Wildcat Café this summer

by Blair McBride April 14, 2021

New Tourism 2025 strategy good but has few surprises, say operators

by Blair McBride April 9, 2021

In Covid’s wake: ‘zombie economy’ or real rebound?

by Blair McBride April 9, 2021

KFC and Starbucks to open in May

by Blair McBride April 6, 2021

NWT businesses fared better than most in 2020: StatsCan

by Blair McBride March 31, 2021

BACK TO BUSINESS: A year of heavy burdens and rushed hauling for Northbound Contractors

by Blair McBride March 25, 2021

Yk businesses want ‘accountability’ on end to Covid-19 limits

by Blair McBride March 24, 2021

One year of challenges, new opportunities for YK businesses

by Blair McBride March 24, 2021

New GNWT policy lowers tender threshold to $10,000

by Blair McBride March 23, 2021

YK developer buys downtown Bromley properties

by Blair McBride March 19, 2021

NWT jobs rate continues to outperform pre-pandemic levels

by Blair McBride March 18, 2021

The chews and bites of a new Filipino-inspired food service

by Blair McBride March 18, 2021

NWT minimum wage to rise to $15.20 in September

by Blair McBride March 11, 2021

Creative touches guide YK Physiotherapy Sport and Rehab Clinic through pandemic

by Blair McBride March 10, 2021

Hay River Chamber of Commerce continues with existing leadership after AGM

by Paul Bickford March 4, 2021

Red tape trap puts another season at Frontier Lodge at risk

by Blair McBride March 3, 2021

BACK TO BUSINESS: Pandemic dries up welding work in Norman Wells

by Blair McBride March 1, 2021

GNWT ponies up new lockdown relief fund for tourism

by Blair McBride February 26, 2021

Make it easier to make beer in the NWT, Yk MLA urges

by Blair McBride February 24, 2021