Trustees with the Yellowknife Catholic School board have unanimously endorsed the creation of a vaccine mandate for teachers and staff.

Yellowknife schools will return to in-person learning on Oct. 25.

In recognition of the obstacles local businesses have faced in the last year, the Yellowknife Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of its 2021 Business Resilience Awards on Oct. 20.

A Nunavut politician has launched a petition calling upon government officials to improve senior care in the territory.

All eligible cannabis vendors can now operate an online store to serve NWT customers, the Northwest Territories Liquor and Cannabis Commission (NTLCC) announced on Oct. 18.

Home ownership crucial to economic development says candidate

Some Northern workers who remain vaccine hesitant say they are SA国际影视传媒渄eeply disturbedSA国际影视传媒� by government employers making them choose between taking the Covid-19 shot and keeping their jobs.

The City of YellowknifeSA国际影视传媒檚 new Indoor Space Improvement Grant is meant to offset costs for businesses during the pandemic, and will go towards ongoing space improvements and related expenses to comply with the guidelines from the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer.

Akumalik supports mandatory vaccinations because of family who tested positive during outbreak

Yellowknife and the North Slave will see an easing of Covid-19 restrictions as measures are tightened in Hay River and Katlodeeche First Nation (KFN), the Government of the Northwest Territories announced on Oct. 20.