A community staple is saying its final farewells as Gourmet Cup prepares to close shop this fall.

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Monkey Tree co-owners Jennifer Vornbrock and Steve Dinham appeared in Territorial court on June 16 on behalf of the pub charged under the public health act.

A major development in the upper half of Centre Square Mall could move forward in the coming years after a development permit for a Holiday Inn Express and hotel expansion was approved by the city last month.

The NWT Chamber of CommerceSA国际影视传媒檚 2nd annual #shopnwt campaign, Scan 2 Win, runs June 14 to July 18. NWT shoppers can earn one point for every dollar spent at participating local businesses across the territory.

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Two Indigenous Yellowknife tourism operators have been selected to receive a $10,000 grant from WestJet and the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC).

Farming in the (sub) Arctic is hard, but not impossible.