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Darlene Nukik worried for mother Marjorie Sibbald and step-father Frank Landry

Gwich’in Tribal Council is offering support for participants displaced by the wildfires in Yellowknife as well as the North and South Slave and Dehcho regions.

Residents of Avens — A Community for Seniors are being airlifted to Edmonton as part of the wildfire evacuation of Yellowknife.

Additional police officers hit the streets in Yellowknife

Residents of Yellowknife who are unable to leave the city due to the wildfire by their own means are being asked to register for free evacuation flights out of the city.

Officials in Northwest Territories say the evacuation has so far been safe and orderly

Premier David Eby pledges to provide all possible support as Yellowknife is evacuated

As Yellowknifers pack up and leave the territory by vehicle and by plane — as residents of Hay River, K’atl’odeeche First Nation, Fort Smith and Enterprise did before them — NWT Premier Caroline Cochrane released this statement overnight:

Kam Lake resident Garth Wallbridge and his wife have been pondering which personal items they would like to take with them when they evacuate.

Veterinarians Without Borders ordering crates for Yellowknife wildfire pets