A handful of Yellowknife winter attractions have either been closed for the season, or will be closing in the coming days. Firstly, due to the warm weather, a number of outdoor skating rinks have been closed for the season. The rinks in question are the ones located at Hall Crescent,...

The City of Yellowknife has a new batch of busses on the way. In working with Transdev, the City recently announced that the new Yellowknife Transit Fleet will be launching with eight busses, each of them fully wheelchair accessible. Each bus will be able to hold two wheelchairs, and will be...

The community of Dettah is once again celebrating the annual Yellowknives Dene First Nation Spring Carnival. Having officially begun at 8:30am on Friday, April 5th, the Carnival will be running until April 7th, and will see plenty of different events and attractions to keep people busy. For the first day, everything...

Keeping up with the 20-year average, the Dettah Ice Road is expected to be closing around April 16th. The Department of Infrastructure has stated that they will be keeping a close eye on the road in the next two weeks as we progress through the month and approach the time...

  The City of Yellowknife now has a new City Manager. After a selection process filled with a number of qualified applicants, John Colin has been selected for the position, and will be officially instated on April 9th. John has worked in various leadership and management positions for nearly 40 years. Much...

Two individuals have received several major charges after a months long drug trafficking investigation from the “G” Division Federal Arctic Unit. The investigation was initially launched in mid-January, and investigators were recently able to determine that, along with trafficking drugs, the main suspects in the case were also in possession...