Employment among NWT youth aged 15 to 24 reached a record high in April 鈥� the second month in a row to register a record-high youth job rate.

The owners of the Dancing Moose Caf茅 and Bayside Bed and Breakfast are packing it in after 14 years of business.

Most comprehensive archive of Gwich鈥檌n culture and knowledge to date available from NWT Archives

Emerging Indigenous writers have a new opportunity to seek mentorship through the Audible Indigenous Writers鈥� Circle launching this summer.

Flavour Trader, one of Yellowknife鈥檚 favourite companies dedicated to the celebration of food and dining experiences, is closing.

Wearing face masks isn鈥檛 necessary for staff of private companies in areas inaccessible to members of the public, even though some may have been led to believe that when reading a public health order issued on May 3 .

The outbreak of COVID-19 at N.J. Macpherson School has not led to any hospitalizations thus far.

The Town of Hay River is looking for an organization to run the popular Saturday market at the Fisherman鈥檚 Wharf Pavilion.

There are now 51 positive COVID-19 cases in Yellowknife.

Grand Chief George Mackenzie and Premier Caroline Cochrane are encouraging Tlicho citizens and residents to get the COVID-19 vaccine and 鈥渄o their part in protecting Tlicho communities.鈥�