YWCA NWT and the Yellowknife Women’s Society will be holding a free community lunch this Thursday, March 5 to celebrate International Women’s Day. Â
The Run for Our Lives Committee has accepted a renewed four-year $100,000 commitment from CIBC in support of cancer-related equipment fundraising through the annual CIBC Mud run. Â
The Government of the Northwest Territories has released an updated assessment of mineral potential across the Slave Geological Province, providing a modern, data-rich look at the potential across the region. Â
As March marks Problem Gambling Awareness Month, the Western Canada Lottery Corporation is taking the opportunity to reduce stigma and remind players that support is available.
The Tłı̀¨chǫ Government and the Government of the Northwest Territories have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, agreeing to assess the potential of a Tłı̀¨chǫ Government-owned hydroelectric generator on the La Martre River.
Ministers responsible for mining in Canada’s three territories met yesterday to discuss increased investment in mineral infrastructure in the North.Â
NorthWords NWT is holding two events this weekend to celebrate International Women’s Day. Gather: An International Women's Day Literary Open Mic and What She Said: Conversations About Equality with Elizabeth Renzetti
The City of Yellowknife is asking residents to share their opinions on two new park development projects planned for 2026: a replacement playground at Latham Island and a new outdoor recreational space between Hagel Drive and LeMay Drive.Â
The Government of the Northwest Territories announced at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention that they will be updating the Mining Incentive Program to better support mineral exploration across the territory. Â
The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced that they will be expanding the criteria for forgiveness of debts under Housing NWT’s legacy mortgage program.Â