In photos: Hockey Day in Canada week
It’s a very special week here in the NWT as NHL legends are visiting the North for Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada. CKLB Radio has…
Articles by Arthur C. Green
NWT residents share their battle with addiction and road to recovery in new documentary
Eric Wardell’s story begins with him talking about how the world was not designed for people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs). “I didn’t…
Here’s what is going on for Hockey Day in Canada
Several NHL players such as Darcy Tucker, Wendel Clark and Bryan Trottier will be in Yellowknife this week for Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada. CKLB’s…
Beaver dam hockey and frozen dead cows are fond hockey memories for Bryan Trottier
Bryan Trottier, Hockey Hall of Fame legend, grew up playing hockey on a rink that was created by hacking a hole in a beaver dam….
GNWT in partnership with Tłı̨chǫ Government plan to kill 300 wolves to protect caribou
The GNWT and Tłı̨chǫ Government will help support the barren-ground caribou recovery in the NWT by culling wolves. George Mackenzie is the Grand Chief of…
Yellowknife Canadian Tire donates 30 sets of hockey equipment so kids can play
The Yellowknife Canadian Tire in partnership with the Hockey Canada Foundation (HCF) is making the dream of playing hockey come true for 30 children in…
The Whatì Community Housing Plan has been completed
The first Community Housing Plan in Whatì has been concluded. “The Whatì Community Housing Plan is an important step in this process to strengthen the…
Digawolf nominated for Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year at the JUNOS
Digawolf is heading to this year’s JUNO Awards, the album Yellowstone has been nominated for Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year. “It’s quite an…
Yellowknife RCMP are investigating a break and enter at Coyote’s Bistro and Lounge
There was an alleged break and enter which occurred on Monday night in Yellowknife which the RCMP is investigating. According to the RCMP, at approximately…
99-year-old Inuk Elder honoured by Parks Canada
Inuk Elder Qapik Attagutsiak, 99, along with other Nunavut Inuit were recently honored for their contributions as Hometown Heroes by the Government of Canada. Attagutsiak…