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Sexual harassment and violence, and how to prevent and address such incidents, were the focus of a panel discussion and luncheon on at the Chateau Nova on Dec. 9.

Canadian women in the STEM field — Science, Technology, Engineering and Math — have received $45,000 in scholarships, courtesy of De Beers Group.

Investigations by the fire marshal into explosions in Yellowknife and Hay River have confirmed that propane was a factor in both incidents.

An English class meant to help newcomers adjust to life in Yellowknife takes place at the Yellowknife Public Library every Thursday evening.

The spotlight is back on high school theatre as Ecole St. Patrick High School students are set to debut Descendants on Dec. 15.

The legislative assembly continued its tradition of inviting kindergarten students from Yellowknife, Ndilo and Dettah have to decorate Christmas trees with their handmade ornaments late last month.

Well, it is December, and you probably know what that means.

I returned from Ottawa on Dec. 2 after being inducted into the Order of Canada by Governor General Mary Simon at Rideau Hall.

Det’on Cho Corporation, the economic development arm of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation, has finalized its purchase of the Nunasi Building on 48 St. on Nov. 30.

The recipients of the Field Law Community Fund Program have been announced.