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Tour operator captains his own ship

Tour operator captains his own ship

Jake Olson, owner of Arctic Duchess Adventures, is calling all crafters and artists.
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Paul Skrypnyk ‘hides’ his leather-making talents at Rupertsland Hide and Awl

Paul Skrypnyk ‘hides’ his leather-making talents at Rupertsland Hide and Awl

Leather goods are popular in a lot of places, but in many cases, they are still custom-made by hand and that requires a skillset. Rupertsland Hide and Awl’s owner Paul Skrypnyk is one of those who has such skills.
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International Women’s Day afoot at dance studio

International Women’s Day afoot at dance studio

March 8 marks International Women’s Day and Bella Dance Academy is including its young male participants in a celebration of that special occasion.
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Long John Jamboree cancelled once again

Long John Jamboree cancelled once again

There are no plans to hold the Long John Jamboree in 2023 due to empty seats on board of directors.
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Addictions Prevention and Recovery Services work plan released

Addictions Prevention and Recovery Services work plan released

Health and Social Services Minister Julie Green released the GNWT’s Addictions Prevention and Recovery Services Work Plan this week, outlining the direction for the territorial government to build coordinated and easily accessible addiction support for all residents.
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Powerful drum beats to resonate at NACC this weekend

Powerful drum beats to resonate at NACC this weekend

A drumming performance will command the stage at the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC) on Saturday, while another entertainer affiliated with NACC will make her way to Fort Simpson next week.
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Weekend weather expected to offer break from bitter cold

Weekend weather expected to offer break from bitter cold

Good news for Yellowknife: a relatively mild weekend is on its way.
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Rio Tinto makes $40-million investment to proceed with Diavik A21 pipe

Rio Tinto makes $40-million investment to proceed with Diavik A21 pipe

Global mining giant Rio Tinto has approved a $40-million investment to proceed with underground mining of Diavik’s A21 pipe, below the existing A21 open pit.
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A school day in pink

A school day in pink

In 2007, two students in Nova Scotia decided to hand out pink shirts to protest bullying after a Grade 9 student was harassed and threatened for wearing pink.
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Yellowknife Community Foundation assumes control of Dustin Pidborochynski Memorial Scholarship Fund

Yellowknife Community Foundation assumes control of Dustin Pidborochynski Memorial Scholarship Fund

Skills Canada NWT transfers the memorial scholarship fund to Yellowknife Community Foundation.
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