Yellowknife and North Slave area wildfire evacuees with children in Early Learning and Child Care will get their fees subsidized for an upcoming month.

If you want a free flight back to Yellowknife from Edmonton or Calgary, you have until 8 p.m. Friday, Sept.8 to book it.

Ottawa is openly acknowledging the infrastructure deficit in the North as they caution wildfires could continue to burn well into winter.

Canadian North will resume full passenger and cargo operations at Yellowknife Airport on Sept. 10.

As Yellowknifers began the long journey back home, some travelling as far as 1,747.9 kilometres from Calgary, eager loved ones awaited them at home. Here are shots from readers showing both the sites and challenges on the journey home and the welcoming people received upon reaching their destination. Travel safe everyone!

As Yellowknifers began the long journey back home, some travelling as far as 1,747.9 kilometres from Calgary, eager loved ones awaited them at home. Here are shots from readers showing both the sites and challenges on the journey home and the welcoming people received upon reaching their destination. Travel safe everyone!

As Yellowknifers slowly make their way back to their home Sept. 6, officials are asking people to not let their children play in the fire-ransacked woods.

Work on securing the Town of Hay River, KSA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™Ã¡tÅ‚SA¹ú¼ÊÓ°ÊÓ´«Ã½™odeeche First Nation and the surrounding areas continues, with 30 kilometres of fire line in development.

Extreme drought conditions continue to prolong the Wood Buffalo Complex, even as milder weather gave wildfire fighters room to maneuver.

The Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority (NTHSSA) has issued a public notice about the health and social service levels in Yellowknife as the community recovers from the impact of the recent wildfire evacuation. The notice covers the period from Monday, Sept. 4th to Wednesday, Sept. 6th, 2023.