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Yellowknife Colour Run donates $3500 to Homebase YK

The 2026 Yellowknife Colour Run organizers have announced that the net proceeds from this year’s event, totalling $3,500, will be donated to Homebase YK.

GNWT holding community meetings on expanded Mackenzie Valley Highway project

The Government of the Northwest Territories has announced that they will be expanding the scope of the Mackenzie Valley Highway project to the Dempster Highway, south of Inuvik.

Suspect charged with arson in Norman Wells

Norman Wells RCMP have arrested a suspect in connection to a suspicious fire which occurred at two vacant residences in the community.

Saskatchewan, Alberta, and NWT sign memorandum on nuclear energy

The governments of Saskatchewan, Alberta, and the Northwest Territories have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on nuclear energy.

Four suspects arresting in connection to Inuvik shooting

Update: Four suspects have been arrested and are being held in police custody, pending charges.

NWT Fire releases final daily update of the season

NWT Fire has released their final daily fire update of the 2026 wildfire season as temperatures begin to drop across the territory and the season draws to a close.

Youth suspect wanted on Canada-wide warrant charged

Fort Simpson RCMP have detained a youth suspect wanted on a Canada-wide arrest warrant following a traffic stop.

Modular duplexes arrive in Ulukhaktok

10 new single occupant homes, in the form of 5 modular duplexes, have arrived in Ulukhaktok as part of Housing NWT’s commitment to providing 98 new housing units across the NWT.

UPDATE: Missing boaters rescued

Yellowknife RCMP say they are working to rescue two boaters who became stranded when travelling from Yellowknife to Lutsel K’e.

Three suspects in custody follow apartment search

Yellowknife RCMP have taken three suspects into custody after executing a search warrant as part of a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act investigation.

Early Bird tickets on sale for Yellowknife International Film Festival

The Yellowknife International Film Festival is returning this November to celebrate 20 years of Northern storytelling and community.
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