It’s really hot in parts of the N.W.T., and it won’t stop any time soon
Heat warning issued for parts of the territory as temperatures reach 35 degrees A heat wave is rippling through parts
Read moreHeat warning issued for parts of the territory as temperatures reach 35 degrees A heat wave is rippling through parts
Read moreBy Dez Loreen Motorcyclists are using social media to help each other stay safe on northern highways in the Northwest
Read moreBoth countries are investing over $32 million The Canadian and U.S. governments say they’re co-investing in critical mineral producers for
Read moreBy Emma Tranter · CBC News No major changes to plan before after-action review of last year’s wildfires is complete The government
Read moreUnion of Northern Workers and N.W.T. government in mediation on new collective agreement In an update on negotiations over a
Read moreA territorial economist says he loses sleep at night over the lack of economic vision and planning in the Northwest
Read moreStarting today, people in the Northwest Territories will pay more for gasoline and diesel at the pumps, and less for
Read moreAn unusually warm winter in Canada this year has delayed the opening of a 400-kilometer (250-mile) ice road that is
Read moreProject would explore copper potential in 6 vast areas during 2024, 2025 summer seasons Mining company BHP is proposing an
Read moreThere is no mechanism for officially documenting deaths that occurred outside the NWT The Northwest Territories’ chief public health officer
Read moreA joint venture between arctic mining companies says it is offering assistance to workers who were aboard a plane that
Read moreRuling sets aside a N.W.T. Department of Education decision from 2018 blocking non-Francophone students. The Supreme Court of Canada has
Read moreCanadian Medical Association wants a cleaner, more resilient health-care system. A group of Canadian doctors are in Dubai, United Arab
Read moreArnold Hedstrom is one of about 200 people on the territory’s hip replacement wait list. A Whitehorse man plans to
Read more“I’m surprised there’s not a mass exodus, honestly,” says Caleb Patrick. Sunken ceilings, loose electrical wires, and broken windows are
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