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Month-long BWA lifted for Hay River-area

  After a month of preventative measures, the community of Hay River, K’atl’odeeche First Nation, Enterprise, and Kakisa have officially lifted their Boil Water Advisory. As a result, the normal use of drinking water may resume. A public health advisory issued by the GNWT  says there have been no illnesses associated…



New travel bubble allows NWT and Nunavut residents to travel more freely between territories

The Government of the Northwest Territories has officially moved to Relaxing Phase Two of the Emerging Wisley Plan. The territorial plan moving forward includes relaxing COVID-19 public health restrictions, self-isolation protocols, and new travel regulations. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Kami Kandola said in a press release, “the reason we…



Ottawa announces $20 million for all-season road near Norman Wells

The Mackenzie Valley Highway is one step closer with a $20 million dollar investment from the federal and territorial governments of Canada. Introducing the Prohibition Creek Access Road project will help build an all-season, 14-kilometer upgrade to the existing winter road. “The Prohibition Creek Access Road will improve travel and…





Phone lines back in service for RCMP

A communication outage last Friday which affected calls to police detachments, including 911, has been repaired. The outage was alleged to be caused by fibre optic line cut, south of Enterprise, an RCMP press release said. Andrew Anderson, spokesperson for Northwestel said the situation was resolved on Saturday, June 13….