Connor Pitre

Born and raised in Central Alberta, Connor Pitre attended the Western Academy Broadcasting College in Saskatchewan, before making his way to the NWT in November of 2021. Since then, he has become a regular staple of the True North FM crew in the News department, and occasionally filling in on the afternoon show.

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The Ruth Inch Memorial Pool has officially Closed

Yellowknife’s beloved Ruth Inch Memorial Pool has officially closed its doors for the final time. Throughout March and April, the Pool had put on a handful of week-long, themed events...

What’s Conan the Barbarian doing on Franklin Avenue?

A familiar, muscle-bound warrior has made an appearance along Franklin Avenue in Yellowknife. Friday morning commuters may have spotted a new election sign at the corner of Resevoir Road urging...

Dettah Ice Road Closed for the Season, among other Seasonal Roads

  The NWT’s various winter roads are coming to a close once again. With the temperatures rising and ice rapidly melting, the handful of the Territory’s seasonal roads have begun to...

Alberta Man Arrested in Fort Resolution for Unlawful Entry

A young man from Edmonton has been arrested in Fort Resolution after illegally entering a private residence. Local officers were informed of the incident at 10:15am on April 3rd, when...

Participants of 2025 Main Stage Showdown Revealed

Folk on the Rocks has just shared the ten artists who will be performing at the Main Stage Showdown. This is a talent show event that was made open to...

Aurora Chorealis Conductor “Feeling Confident” Ahead of Latest NACC Show

Yellowknife’s Northern Arts and Cultural Centre is in the final stages of preparation for their latest show! In a joint production between Aurora Chorealis and the Fireweed Children’s Chorus, NACC...

St. Patrick High School to Host Election Forum Event

Yellowknife’s Ecole St. Patrick High School is once again bringing its students into the political arena. Coming up near the end of the month, the St. Pats School will be...

Yellowknife Community Foundation Establishes New Veterinary Education Fund

The Yellowknife Community Foundation has just established a new Fund for students who are on their way to a career in veterinary care. Known as Bella’s Veterinary Student Award Fund,...

Yellowknife Co-op Confirms Name Change to Lakeshore Co-operative

Following a meeting of local members, the Yellowknife Co-op has agreed to an official change of their name. What was...

Gaza Fundraiser Documentary coming to Capitol Theatre

Yellowknife’s Capitol Theatre will be holding a special screening of an Oscar-winning documentary. The film is called No Other Land,...

Hay River Preparing for New Waste Disposal Cart Delivery

Hay River residents will finally have their new curbside carts rolled out to their homes this weekend. It was previously...

United Way Shares Recipients of 2025 Community Investment Fund

Having always served as a pillar of community support, United Way NWT has shared the recipients of the 2025...

Ecology North Shares Full Schedule for Earth Week Activities

Ecology North has shared their full schedule of events for the upcoming Earth Week celebration. This year, Earth Week is...

Repeat Drug Dealer Arrested in Hay River

A previously convicted drug dealer is once again in police custody after a traffic stop conducted in Hay River. On...

Yellowknife Co-op Shares more Details on new Hay River Location

The Board of Directors of the Yellowknife Direct Charge Co-Operative has approved the acquistion of Super A Foods in...

Yellowknife Co-op Acquires Super-A Foods in Hay River

The announcement has just been made that the Yellowknfie Direct Charge Co-op has just acquired the Super-A Foods in...
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Yellowknife resident faces charges after police seize over $100 K in goods

The RCMP’s Federal Arctic Unit in Yellowknife reported that they conducted an investigation involving two local businesses and over $100,000 dollars in goods. A local resident is currently facing charges in relation to the alleged incident. According to the report, officials found evident suggesting the goods were obtained through the illegal ‘selling of tobacco products’ and possession of property obtained by crime.

Yellowknife RCMP lays drug charges following car crash

Yellowknife police have filed drug charges in relation to a car crash that occurred this weekend on Deweerdt Drive. 

Infrastructure in most south and north regions, focus of N.W.T. capital plan

The GNWT’s proposed capital spending $436 million is concentrated heavily between the southernmost and northernmost regions. The capital estimates report shows a focus on infrastructure development on highways and roads (30 per cent, about $130 million of total capital spending), community infrastructure (16 per cent, about $70 million),  renewable energy (16 per cent, about $70 million) and housing (12 per cent, about $52 million).

Snowking rising on Yellowknife Bay in Art Deco style with hot lineup of acts

Snowkings announce a much anticipated XXXI Festival schedule of events and performer lineup to take place within the walls of an Art Deco-themed winter castle. Edition 31 of the Snowking festival is coming to life, rising from the snow and ice of Yellowknife Bay. “This year will be jam-packed with talented performers and day-time and evening events all within the impressive Art Deco themed architecture of this year’s Snowcastle,” said Taylor Shephard, aka ‘Sir Slush’

Series of “mock testing” using virtual tech to take place at Inuvik hospital

“We're expanding to have audio scopes and stethoscopes and we're looking at other tools that can be used. So that the virtual care out of Stanton or Inuvik can be provided into our smallest of communities. So a physician has always been available in those locations, via phone or travelling to them. But now we're offering a broader base. Connectivity has been resolved in part by using what's there, investing in new technology - so satellite connectivity,” said Dan Florizone