The Chief Environmental Health Officer (CEHO) is advising all residents of Hay River, Enterprise, Kátł’odeeche First Nation and Ka’a’gee Tu First Nation (Kakisa) to take precautions...
The NWT Legislative Assembly’s 10-day fall sitting has wrapped up, with the MLAs now in their ridings until February 4th. There are two weeks of committee...
The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer has issued a warning to the public about a dangerous drug combination that has recently been detected in...
Racism and white supremacy are deeply rooted and require individuals to learn core concepts, unlearn colonial worldviews, and apply anti-racism skills. This includes reflecting on racist...
Lead levels in drinking water at Range Lake North School no longer exceed Health Canada guidelines, according to the Office of the Chief Public Health Officer....
The GNWT’s Department of Health and Social Services is inviting northerners to share their healthcare experiences through the 2025 Patient Experience Questionnaire. The survey is available...
As wildfires continue across the territory, Kami Kandola, the Chief Public Health Officer of the NWT, is advising residents of Fort Simpson and the Dehcho region...
A well-known Yellowknife local is preparing to take the next step in his long-running battle with Cancer, and has decided to reclaim a bit of his...
GNWT officials say they believe aged faucets and fixtures are the likely cause of lead contamination in the drinking water at three Yellowknife schools. “The older...
Follow-up testing results have confirmed elevated lead levels in the drinking water at N.J. Macpherson School in Yellowknife. A total of 22 drinking water outlets were...