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Canada Day celebration goes virtual

The Rotary Club of Yellowknife is hosting a virtual Canada Day celebration where participants can win prizes. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the usual Canada Day festivities — including the parade — are canceled, the Rotary Club announced in a press release. So the organization is encouraging people…


EntrepreNorth aiming to promote Indigenous businesses globally

Misty Ireland says the typical western world of entrepreneurship often doesn’t fit with Indigenous culture and practices — but she adds there is an exception, EntrepreNorth. EntrepreNorth is a northern entrepreneurship incubator that offers programming to empower Indigenous and community-based businesses across all three territories. “Some of the concepts in…




NorthwesTel pandemic data limits to become permanent

The North’s largest telecommunications company says the changes to data usage it introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic will become permanent. Following an application to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, NorthwesTel removed the data usage limits for many clients and boosted the limit for others from March to May. In…


Yellowknife RCMP looking for man facing assault charges

Yellowknife RCMP is asking for the public’s help in finding 22-year-old Adrian Sangris. Sangris is facing several charges relating to an assault that police say happened on June 16 at a residence in Yellowknife. An arrest warrant was issued on June 18 in territorial court for Sangris. Police describe Sangris…



South Slave under boil water advisory again

Three days after lifting the boil water advisory, the chief environmental health officer has reinstated it for the communities of Hay River, K’atl’odeeche Reserve, Enterprise and Kakisa. Similarly to the first advisory, this one is also due to high levels of turbidity (debris and sediment) and is “precautionary in nature.”…