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Close to 30 people were introduced to other cultures by way of a free multicultural dance workshop at the Quality Inn on Saturday afternoon.

Earlier this month, I attended the funeral of my friend Eddie Sangris, who had just retired as chief of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation and as Representative of the Akaitcho Territory Government.

Two more small business in downtown Yellowknife are closing their doors.

Following up on a news release from Tuesday when Yellowknife RCMP announced that they had arrested two individuals pertaining to a case of stolen snowmobiles, the police stated late Wednesday morning that they have located the property that was taken.

Vital Metals’ future in the Northwest Territories is unclear, but the company’s plan to focus on the Tardiff deposit at Nechalacho remains promising, according to Tom Hoefer, executive director of the NWT and Nunavut Chamber of Mines.

An Inuvik woman is charged with assaulting a police officer after interfering with a break and enter response over the weekend.

So, we have another election coming up in just a few days, and I am scared. I am scared because somehow I think maybe the results will be, what some would say, is the ‘same-old, same-old’, and I am not sure that what I see, and feel, from election to election, that things are a whole lot better, or maybe not better at all.

Fort Providence RCMP are asking anyone with details about an incident that involved a bullet being shot through two homes and a person being bear sprayed to come forward.

Elections can come and go but the memories can linger on.

So we all know that in order to vote in Tuesday’s territorial election, you must be a resident of the NWT and prove that you can vote here. A full list of identification options can be found at the Elections NWT website.