N.W.T.’s Deh Cho bridge expected to be repaired by year’s end, to the tune of $7M
Bridge has been down to 1 lane since summer 2023 The Deh Cho bridge in the N.W.T. should be repaired
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N.W.T. MLAs say capital budget doesn’t reflect housing priorities, again
3 per cent of proposed $339M capital budget allocated to housing for the next fiscal year It’s a familiar tune
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Imperial Oil to slash fuel price for Norman Wells, N.W.T., as cost of living soars
Company plans to cut price by $1.69 per litre for heating oil Imperial Oil says it intends to temporarily slash
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Training, equipment among coroner recommendations after N.W.T. firefighter death
The N.W.T. Coroner Service is recommending the territory’s Department of Environment and Climate Change ensure all of its firefighting crew
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Infrastructure top of mind as N.W.T. MLAs head into fall session
By Francis Tessier-Burns Housing, cost of living, transportation among topics to be broached in capital budget Infrastructure in all of
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Norman Wells, N.W.T., leaders want state of emergency declared as costs rise
Declaration would mean fuel price could be fixed; would open door to federal support Town councillors in Norman Wells, N.W.T.,
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N.W.T. dental patients want to see improved care after infection warning
By Nadeer Hashmi Public health says risk of exposure to infections is very low and an investigation is underway. Dental
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Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., woman died of alcohol poisoning, inquest jury finds
By Dez Loreen Inquest ended Thursday with jury finding that Sylvia Panaktalok’s 2021 death in RCMP custody was accidental The
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Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., needs ambulance, sobering centre, inquest hears
By Dez Loreen RCMP officers often doing the jobs of bylaw, child services and ambulance workers, inquest witnesses say The
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Canada and N.W.T. sign historic funding agreement with Inuvialuit for child services
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced agreement during Inuvik visit Monday Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Inuvik, N.W.T., on Monday to
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Sahtu Secretariat votes in favour of referring Imperial Oil project for environmental assessment
The majority of Sahtu Secretariat Inc. directors voted in favour of an environmental assessment of an Imperial Oil project in
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The N.W.T. now has a virus ‘dashboard’ so you can see COVID-19, flu and RSV trends
By Natalie Pressman Data collected by wastewater monitoring in six N.W.T. communities is being put to a new use: an
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401 black bears have been killed by wildlife officers in N.W.T. since 2021
Fraction of that number of bears have been relocated instead of dispatched Mary Adele Chocolate is still a bit rattled
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N.W.T. officials open to Poilievre’s proposed trades program for high school students
By Nadeer Hashmi Conservative leader promised at weekend rally new pre-trades program for N.W.T. students Some education officials in the
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Negotiators from Colville Lake meet with N.W.T. officials on the land to discuss self-government
The First Nation representing members from Colville Lake, N.W.T., is holding a landmark self-government negotiation out on the land. Joseph
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