Northwest Territories News
/* ES HIDE ALL TABS FOR KUOOT php print render($tabs); */ ?>NWT adds $41M in housing spending to draft budget
The NWT's finance minister said she would add $41.6 million in new housing spending to the draft budget, among other commitments. A vote is expected this week.
The post NWT adds $41M in housing spending to draft budget first appeared on Cabin Radio.What we know about northern Alberta’s measles outbreak
A small community in northern Alberta has reported a measles outbreak. At the last count, two households were believed to be affected. Here are the details.
The post What we know about northern Alberta’s measles outbreak first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife’s Ricky’s to open in Centre Square Mall on Friday
A Ricky's All Day Grill is set to open its doors in Yellowknife on Friday – continuing the apparent revitalization of a downtown mall.
The post Yellowknife’s Ricky’s to open in Centre Square Mall on Friday first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife curlers return triumphant from Alberta bonspiel
Yellowknife's team brought home two things from curling's Rotarians of Western Canada bonspiel: a sportsmanship trophy and the right to host next year's event.
The post Yellowknife curlers return triumphant from Alberta bonspiel first appeared on Cabin Radio.Whatì RCMP charge Alberta youth in drug trafficking investigation
RCMP say they have charged a youth from Alberta in relation to a drug trafficking investigation in which officers recovered suspected crack cocaine and a gun.
The post Whatì RCMP charge Alberta youth in drug trafficking investigation first appeared on Cabin Radio.Man accused of pointing imitation firearm at YK sobering centre
RCMP say they have arrested a 43-year-old man who they allege pointed an imitation firearm at the sobering centre in Yellowknife on the evening of March 6.
The post Man accused of pointing imitation firearm at YK sobering centre first appeared on Cabin Radio.NWT working to reinstate blood cancer services
The NWT health authority says it has secured funding and is working to recruit staff in order to bring hematology-oncology services back to the territory.
The post NWT working to reinstate blood cancer services first appeared on Cabin Radio.How does the NWT’s healthcare compare to the rest of Canada?
Healthcare in the NWT has its fair share of issues. How does it hold up when compared to the rest of the country? We talked to experts and looked at the data.
The post How does the NWT’s healthcare compare to the rest of Canada? first appeared on Cabin Radio.No refs, no goalies and the best pond hockey ice in Canada
This month's Polar Pond Hockey in Hay River, already a monument to a national pastime, felt more Canadian than ever. See photos and meet the people behind it.
The post No refs, no goalies and the best pond hockey ice in Canada first appeared on Cabin Radio.Ottawa won’t fund community safety program in NWT past 2026
A community safety program piloted in Fort Liard seems unlikely to expand to other communities because of a legislative obstacle to continued federal funding.
The post Ottawa won’t fund community safety program in NWT past 2026 first appeared on Cabin Radio.YK councillors to alter community plan for private developer
Some councillors say housing is a priority. Others say due process is being bypassed. Ultimately, an unusual tweak to the city's community plan is set to pass.
The post YK councillors to alter community plan for private developer first appeared on Cabin Radio.Nominations open for 2025 Order of the NWT inductees
Do you know someone who deserves to be recognized for their contributions to the NWT? Nominations for the Order of the NWT are open until June 22.
The post Nominations open for 2025 Order of the NWT inductees first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife’s Friday Night Skates are coming back
For the remainder of March, the City of Yellowknife is bringing back a series of skating nights set to musical accompaniment on its Frame Lake outdoor rink.
The post Yellowknife’s Friday Night Skates are coming back first appeared on Cabin Radio.Some MLAs still critical of Indigenous Employment Policy
The NWT government has approved an updated Indigenous Employment Policy that's set to take effect on April 1. Some MLAs intend to challenge that plan.
The post Some MLAs still critical of Indigenous Employment Policy first appeared on Cabin Radio.NWT immigration cap could go up again if it takes more asylum seekers
A federal minister said the NWT's cap of 150 immigrants through its 2025 nominee program could increase if the territory agrees to welcome more asylum seekers.
The post NWT immigration cap could go up again if it takes more asylum seekers first appeared on Cabin Radio.Hawkins ordered to withdraw remarks aimed at Morgan
Speaker Shane Thompson ordered Yellowknife Centre's MLA to withdraw remarks interpreted by another MLA to mean they were "inappropriately aligned" with cabinet.
The post Hawkins ordered to withdraw remarks aimed at Morgan first appeared on Cabin Radio.‘It’s a really big red flag, an alarm we need to listen to’
In a survey, two-thirds of physicians said they were leaving the NWT or had considered it. Here's how the association that represents our doctors is responding.
The post ‘It’s a really big red flag, an alarm we need to listen to’ first appeared on Cabin Radio.DND walks back entirety of minister’s ‘substantial increase’ pledge
Last week, Canada's defence minister announced a "substantially increased investment" in northern military hubs. DND now says there's no new money at all.
The post DND walks back entirety of minister’s ‘substantial increase’ pledge first appeared on Cabin Radio.Punk and alt-rock music festival Steadily Deadly adds to lineup
The first-ever Steadily Deadly Fest in Yellowknife turned up the volume with three new bands added to its lineup: Valley of Despair, PARTS and Fur Fox Aches.
The post Punk and alt-rock music festival Steadily Deadly adds to lineup first appeared on Cabin Radio.YK council votes to redirect pipeline funding toward pumphouse
Replacing a drinking-water pipeline and upgrading two pumphouses could cost Yellowknife $100 million. Council plans to focus on replacing one pumphouse for now.
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