Northwest Territories News
In the NWT, summer 2022 was around 1C warmer than average
The NWT's summer was a little warmer than average. Yellowknife had its second-warmest June ever, July was hot in Inuvik and Fort Liard had a scorching August.
The post In the NWT, summer 2022 was around 1C warmer than average first appeared on Cabin Radio.RCMP plan nightly 9pm reminders over Yellowknife crime
Police in Yellowknife are to start issuing nightly reminders for residents to lock their vehicles and secure their properties.
The post RCMP plan nightly 9pm reminders over Yellowknife crime first appeared on Cabin Radio.Get Active winter grants on offer for NWT communities
The NWT Recreation and Parks Association reopened its Get Active grant program for the winter, offering three tiers of grants for physical activities.
The post Get Active winter grants on offer for NWT communities first appeared on Cabin Radio.NWT seeks feedback on vital statistics and name change laws
The NWT is seeking feedback on law changes that would allow residents more options related to the way their gender is recorded, among other amendments.
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Dozens of people spent Wednesday evening exploring how reconciliation should advance in Yellowknife. Here's a sense of what they discussed.
The post ‘Working from a broken system,’ Yellowknife looks to reconcile first appeared on Cabin Radio.A Yellowknife 82-year-old faced eviction. Here’s what happened next.
In March, we reported on an 82-year-old in Yellowknife who was threatened with eviction if her home was not thoroughly cleaned. We now know the outcome.
The post A Yellowknife 82-year-old faced eviction. Here’s what happened next. first appeared on Cabin Radio.‘Zine publishing house’ created by Yellowknife artists
Two Yellowknifers seek your 100-word stories for inclusion in a zine being distributed to the city's little free libraries.
The post ‘Zine publishing house’ created by Yellowknife artists first appeared on Cabin Radio.Bears across Yellowknife prompt ENR warning for some areas
Wildlife officers are advising Yellowknife residents to avoid significant areas of the city's trail system after multiple sightings of bears in recent days.
The post Bears across Yellowknife prompt ENR warning for some areas first appeared on Cabin Radio.152-carat Gahcho Kué diamond to be sold next month
A 151.60-carat rough diamond from the Northwest Territories' Gahcho Kué mine will go on sale in Antwerp in September.
The post 152-carat Gahcho Kué diamond to be sold next month first appeared on Cabin Radio.You no longer have to go to court to fight a YK parking ticket
From Thursday, contested Yellowknife parking tickets will no longer require a territorial court hearing. Instead, there's a two-tier review process.
The post You no longer have to go to court to fight a YK parking ticket first appeared on Cabin Radio.To allow a mental health hotline, Yellowknifers must dial 10 digits
Anyone in Yellowknife not already dialling 867 before local numbers must start doing so, the CRTC says, to allow the introduction of a mental health hotline.
The post To allow a mental health hotline, Yellowknifers must dial 10 digits first appeared on Cabin Radio.Sunken truck successfully retrieved, expedition says
A modified F-150 truck that went through the Kitikmeot ice during a global expedition's trial run in March has been recovered, the group says.
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"A generation ago, Fort Providence was known for top, high-quality work." A new program seeks to restore that reputation while giving residents an income.
The post Fort Providence artist returns home to empower creators first appeared on Cabin Radio.Two NWT artists compete for $25,000 to further their business
Two NWT artists came through a field of more than 2,400 applicants to reach the semi-finals of Pow Wow Pitch, a national contest for Indigenous entrepreneurs.
The post Two NWT artists compete for $25,000 to further their business first appeared on Cabin Radio.Amid apparent rapid progress, Vital Metals parts with boss
The owner of the NWT's Nechalacho mine dismissed its managing director, even as the firm's position in the critical minerals sector looked to be strengthening.
The post Amid apparent rapid progress, Vital Metals parts with boss first appeared on Cabin Radio.MLAs begin caucus retreat, though without a full complement
NWT MLAs are gathering at a three-day Łútsël K'é retreat as they prepare for an election year, but almost a third of the 19-person group won't be there.
The post MLAs begin caucus retreat, though without a full complement first appeared on Cabin Radio.Gerry Cheezie selected to chair NWT’s health leadership council
Gerry Cheezie is the new chair of the NWT health authority's leadership council, a role that advocates for residents and oversees health and social services.
The post Gerry Cheezie selected to chair NWT’s health leadership council first appeared on Cabin Radio.Łútsël K’é’s Darryl Marlowe acquitted of impaired driving
Darryl Marlowe, charged with impaired driving while chief of the Łútsël K’é Dene First Nation in January 2021, was cleared.
The post Łútsël K’é’s Darryl Marlowe acquitted of impaired driving first appeared on Cabin Radio.Celebration of life for Eugène Roach takes place on Saturday
A celebration of life for the late Eugène Roach will be held at Yellowknife's École St Patrick High School on Saturday, September 3.
The post Celebration of life for Eugène Roach takes place on Saturday first appeared on Cabin Radio.Wood Buffalo National Park awaits latest Unesco verdict
As UN experts finished their latest trip to Wood Buffalo National Park, one First Nation expressed hope that Parks Canada would be told to take fresh measures.
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