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Unseasonably mild weather wreaking havoc on N.W.T. winter roads
Over the past five days, temperatures across the N.W.T. have been an average of 14 degrees warmer than seasonal norms, according to Environment Canada scientist Christy Climenhaga, and many communities have seen temperatures above freezing.
End of community learning centres brings uncertainty, opportunity for small N.W.T. communities
The announcement that Aurora College will close community learning centres in N.W.T. has brought uncertainty for small communities that rely on the facilities to fill a number of needs.
Former Yellowknife city councillor testifies at his assault trial
Testifying at his trial on Tuesday, former Yellowknife city councillor Robin Williams denied all of the accusations of assault and sexual assault, and presented his own account of the incidents in question.
Jean Marie River, N.W.T., facing outbreak of respiratory illness, chief says
Jean Marie River Chief Melanie Menacho said she and other community members don’t know yet what illness is going around, but it's spread to "about half" of households in the community of around 70 people in only two weeks.
Cause of 14-hour power outage in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., still unknown: NTPC
Leaders in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., have concerns about the response to an extended power outage in the community on Saturday.
Assault trial begins for former Yellowknife city councillor
Witness testimony in the trial of a former Yellowknife city councillor accused of assault began in Northwest Territories Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Meet the Nunavut grandpa who has made over 250,000 Wikipedia edits
Alan Sim has made over 250,000 edits to Wikipedia articles. He's edited just about every article on the site relating to the Northwest Territories or Nunavut.
N.W.T. on-the-land camp 'a good thing' for some, but its future funding remains unclear
A temporary on-the-land camp in the N.W.T. is providing a safe space for some Yellowknife residents, but the program’s future is still unclear.
This could be one of the busiest winter road seasons ever in the N.W.T.'s Sahtu region
The N.W.T. Department of Infrastructure told CBC by email they are expecting up to 800 truckloads of supplies will be delivered on the Mackenzie Valley winter road this year — around twice the average volume of 300 to 400 loads.
Advocates call for change as Indigenous employment in N.W.T. gov't hits record low
Two years after the Northwest Territories government established a plan to hire and retain more Indigenous staff, Indigenous representation in the territorial public service has hit a record low.