People who arenSA国际影视传媒檛 in a hurry to return to Yellowknife or are being asked to stay away for health reasons currently have until Sept. 8 to enjoy free accommodations, assuming they can find them.

Cooler than seasonal temperatures and a change of wind have helped Yellowknife firefighters in their battle against the North Slave Complex wildfire.

Drought conditions worse than anything in living memory are making wildfire containment in the Wood Buffalo region more difficult.

Inuvik are asking anyone with information on the whereabouts of Curtis Taylor to come forward.

Ingamo Hall shook with fury as Totally Arctic Wrestling occupied the building for its Block Party on Aug. 26. The show was a fundraiser to help longtime Inuvik resident Ross Weitzel cover the costs of his cancer treatments. Joining the usual suspects was Todd Quality, who helped the wrestling stable put on a fabulous show. More bruising photos on page 7.

Ingamo Hall shook with fury as Totally Arctic Wrestling occupied the building for its Block Party on Aug. 26. The show was a fundraiser to help longtime Inuvik resident Ross Weitzel cover the costs of his cancer treatments. Joining the usual suspects was Todd Quality, who helped the wrestling stable put on a fabulous show.

Inuvik Regional Hospital celebrated a milestone earlier this summer, marking its 20th year of operation.

Yellowknifers will be able to return home Sept. 6.

Recently, Premier Cochrane used a press conference to chastise the federal government for the lack of infrastructure in the Northwest Territories.

GWNT officials say they hope to resume re-entry of critical businesses as soon as the highways are safe to travel on.