Yellowknife musician facing beastiality charge
A Yellowknife musician is facing charges after a string of disturbing and bizarre incidents.
Northwest Territories
Devolution battle heats up in NWT
The legislative assembly of the Northwest Territories has reconvened for a dog-fight of a session and the devolution deal signed between Ottawa and the territorial government is sure to be front and centre.
Mackenzie pipeline to get green-light
After nearly four decades of assessments and reviews, a final decision on the long awaited Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline is about to be reached.
Bed bugs creep into Yellowknife
Bed bugs have crept into the North.
Climate change threatens North’s sewers, roads, buildings: Parliament report
Roads, airports and sewers in Canada’s North face serious threats from the unfolding impacts of climate change, the Parliamentary Aboriginal affairs committee has found, and it is calling on the federal government to step in and protect infrastructure “critical to northerners for their existence.”
Territories RCMP G Division under investigation
The Regina RCMP has been called in to conduct a criminal investigation regarding members its G Division in the territories.
No consultation, no permit: court
No consultation, no permit. That’s the decision from the Federal court regarding a mining company’s permit to explore the lands of two First Nations in the North.
Elder Paper nearly trashed million dollars
Dene elder Michel Paper, 97, nearly tossed $1 million into the trash.
