Months after fighting a dangerous battle with COVID-19, Myrine Kakfwi is still fighting.

ClareSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™s Law, a new regulation on the books south of 60 could offer safety supports for people in the NWT facing risks of intimate partner violence.

The YWCA NWT is temporarily closing its children and youth programs on Tuesday, June 22 as it moves to its new location at the old Mine Rescue Building on 49 Avenue.

Geotechnical work on the proposed site for the planned aquatic centre is being carried out by the City of Yellowknife, June 18.

An appeal was filed this week against an approved development permit for the territorial government to use Aspen Apartments on 51 Street as a temporary shelter.

Hay RiverSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™s Poison Graphics is undergoing a significant upgrade of equipment and an expansion of its working space.

This weekend we saw an amazing outpouring of kindness, empathy and camaraderie in Inuvik as people gathered for a Memorial Walk for children who did not make it out of the Residential School system alive.

Flooding victims seeking financial assistance for emergency disaster relief are now eligible to receive half of the money up front.

Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve, a protected area on the east arm of Great Slave Lake will have six invasive species removed this summer after they were accidentally introduced by an Environment Canada team doing work on a nearby weather station.

Cheetah Resources, the private company mining rare earths minerals at the Nechalacho project southeast of Yellowknife, is receiving a $1.26 million, interest-free loan from the federal government to purchase its high-tech ore sorter.