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Gwich'in artist finds healing through moccasin making workshop in Yellowknife
A Tetlit Gwich’in artist in Yellowknife says teaching others her craft has been helping her own mental health.
Residents in Sachs Harbour, N.W.T., hoping to receive mail before the holidays
The general manager of the store in Sachs Harbour, N.W.T., says she is hoping for mail to start arriving again on Thursday.
Yellowknife's options to discipline councillors too limited, says woman behind complaint
A Yellowknife resident who filed a complaint against a city councillor says she feels the city’s disciplinary options for elected officials are too limited.
N.W.T. carbon tax helps reduce Yellowknife's proposed property tax hike to 6%
Yellowknife residents are looking at a potential six-per-cent property tax increase for 2025. That number was whittled down from an initially-proposed hike of eight per cent.
Yellowknife waives 2025 user fees for fieldhouse track, playground
Yellowknife residents with a New Year's resolution to get more exercise and save more money are in luck.
Yellowknife city council considers waiving fees at fieldhouse track, playground
Mayor Rebecca Alty brought forward the motion at a city council committee meeting on Tuesday to discuss how to trim down the 2025 budget.
What could self-government look like in Norman Wells, N.W.T.?
A draft self-government agreement for Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got'įnę says the Indigenous government could ultimately replace the Town of Norman Wells, N.W.T., as the local government — but only once Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got'įnę members make up a certain percentage of the town's population.
Colville Lake, N.W.T., resident says excess bags keep being bumped from arriving flights
A resident of Colville Lake, N.W.T., says passenger baggage keeps getting bumped from flights arriving in the community and often leave people waiting days for it to come in.
Yellowknife developer said Bellanca was going to be affordable housing. Here's why it won't be
When Borealis Development first envisioned renovating the Bellanca in downtown Yellowknife, the plan was for it to be 100 per cent affordable housing.
Yellowknife city councillor censured for ethics violation involving misplaced laptop
Yellowknife city council has censured Coun. Cat McGurk who violated the council code of ethics when they tried to get the city, and then two contractors, to reimburse someone for a personal laptop she had misplaced.