Bailey Moreton

Bailey is new to the north, arriving from Ottawa where he studied journalism at Carleton University. He has worked for newspapers in Halifax, Windsor, and Ottawa. He came to the north hoping to see polar bears. He will settle for a bison. If you have a tip, send it to 905 252-9781, or [email protected].

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YKDFN calls for apology and compensation for Giant Mine

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Listen here: You can’t tell the story of Yellowknife without telling the story of the Indigenous groups who lived here before settlers arrived. And you can’t tell the story of the...

Michael Fatt

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Michael Fatt arrived in Yellowknife in 2008. He moved into a tent behind the legislative assembly.  Fatt would spend six years living homeless in Yellowknife, moving around between different locations. “I did...

Tawna Brown — Globe-trotting photographer

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Listen here: COVID-19 has disrupted many things this year. Travel has been one of the aspects of life most heavily impacted by the pandemic, with many countries shutting down their borders...

Sarah Kalnay-Watson — Yellowknifer on set

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Listen here: If you’re hoping to make it in the movie industry, most people would probably head for the glitz and glamour of New York or Los Angeles. But one Yellowknifer...

Ronan Seeley – Yellowknifer in the NHL

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Considering he'd been working towards it for most of his life, draft night for a Yellowknife native Ronan Seeley looked remarkably low key.  Ronan wasn't even watching at the time...

Ryan Shank – ‘The Colonel Sanders of the North’

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Lots of people have taken up new projects during the pandemic. Ryan Shanks' project earned him the nickname ‘The Colonel Sanders of the North.’  “I've lived here in town for about...

Marcel Marin – Yellowknife musher

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Listen here: Marcel Marin is a local musher who's trying to keep dog sledding going in the territory, even amid COVID-19. Marin is one of the organizers of the Underdog 100,...

Tough times in the skies

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The pandemic has had devastating impacts on a number of businesses. Especially airlines, who have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic, leading to NWT flights being impacted. Air Canada announced...

Dettah COVID-19 vaccine clinic

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Listen here: “We have a population where housing is an issue, and where families live, very close-knit and in close-quarters....

‘We have to just hope’: Hawa Dumbaya-Sesay

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The NWT YWCA has sounded the alarm about the lack of affordable housing in Yellowknife and elsewhere in the...

Jamie Bastedo – Changing the climate conversation

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Listen here: Climate change? Remember that? 2019’s looming world disaster is still a major threat, despite the focus in the news...

Gastown expanding during a pandemic

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Listen here: Most businesses are facing tough times at the moment, making cutbacks or closing all together. Few are expanding their...

Yellowknife celebrates Lantern Festival

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Listen here: February 12 marks the beginning of festivities for Chinese New Year. There are several events happening in Yellowknife throughout...

Online taxi survey surveys YK residents

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Listen here: The Status of Women Council has launched an online survey, asking Yellowknife residents to report incidents of harassment...

Allan Code — filming a Pandemic at the End of the World

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Listen here: Pandemics on the kind of scale seen with COVID-19 seem like a rarity.  But they are all too common...

Fighting Covid – Big River Service Centre

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Ice-road truckers who are supposed to be isolating have been trying to enter the Big River Service Centre. The gas...
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Traditional Knowledge to guide Environmental Guidelines

Northwest Territories
The Mackenzie Valley Environmental impact board plans to engage with key community stakeholders in the coming weeks to include Traditional Knowledge in their environmental assessment guidelines. With the guidelines first issued over 20 years ago, the change marks a new direction in how the environmental assessment process will proceed for the Mackenzie Valley region.

150+ NWT leaders expected at NWTAC’s 60th annual meeting in YK

Northwest Territories
With nearly 200 community leaders and representatives making their way to Yellowknife, the NWT Association of Communities’ anticipate what could be their largest gathering yet as they plan their 60th Annual General Meeting. A delegation of more than 170 leaders and representatives from communities across the N.W.T. plan to meet at the Chateau Nova hotel in the city over a four day period beginning Feb. 26. The gathering has long been recognized among the largest of its nature in the territory.

GNWT announces upgrades to eServices portal

Northwest Territories
The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced that they will be upgrading their online eServices portal to improve security. 

RCMP arrest suspect in connection with Chateau Nova break-in

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Yellowknife RCMP has arrested a suspect in connection with a break-and-enter at the Chateau Nova. 

Inuit Nunangat University to begin regional knowledge centre site selection

Northwest Territories
Following the selection of Arviat, Nunavut, as the site of Inuit Nunangat University’s main campus, the process to choose regional knowledge centres and satellite campuses across Inuit Nunangat is underway. Arviat, with a population of about 3,000, is Nunavut’s third-largest community and has one of the highest proportions of youth in the country.