This is the first installment of a two-part series.

Evening performances and artists market highlight traditional summer gathering

Fifty years after opening in Yellowknife, the electronics shop owned by the Williams family is taking a new direction under a new generation.

Residents of Iqaluit may notice higher profile policing and security around the city this summer.

Mary Cockney spoke to the Inuvik Drum about her concerns about the shelter, which closed May 13

Domestic flights into Yellowknife airport are picking up again after Air Canada resumed its three flight weekly service as of June 30.

The first of seven summer barge launches by Marine Transportation Services (MTS) departed on July 5 from Hay River to start the 2021 resupply season.

The $200 cap on sales of alcohol at NWT liquor stores has been lifted.

A new Tlicho community exhibit has gone up at the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre (PWNHC), to honour the signing of Treaty 11.

A new wildfire 65 km northwest of Fort Simpson is putting cabins at risk and wildfire staff are contacting owners, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) said on July 8 on its Wildfire Update portal.