CPHO reports three presumptive positive cases in the NWT
After months of being COVID-19 free. The Chief Public Health Officer (CPHO) has reported three presumptive positive cases in the territories. The cases are located…
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Tłı̨chǫ All-Season Road 70 per cent complete despite COVID delays
Approximately 42 per cent of the workforce are northern residents and Tłı̨chǫ citizens.
Whatì Chief Alfonz Nitsiza says he was pleased to see how much the Tłı̨chǫ All-Season Road has progressed. “We went on a tour last week,”…
Inuvik man facing murder charge
A 38-year-old Inuvik man is facing a murder charge after an incident in June. On June 5, a man was found injured and unresponsive on…
HSS working to fix technical issues with NWT Help Line
Some people trying to access the NWT Help Line may have their calls go straight to voicemail. The department of Health and Social Services says…
Q&A: Katrina Nokleby talks losing her cabinet roles, responds to criticisms and looks at future as regular MLA; Part 2
'I left a vacuum and somebody else filled it. That's my biggest regret, not showing them more of myself before somebody else told them who I was,' says Nokleby.
Yesterday, CKLB published a Q&A with ousted minister Katrina Nokleby. Following an emotional end to the first interview, she agreed to return for a follow…
Missing 31-year-old man ‘located safe and sound’
A missing 31-year-old man who was reported missing has been located and is safe. An RCMP press release issued Wednesday morning said Felix Joseph Boulanger…
Q&A: Katrina Nokleby talks losing her cabinet roles, responds to criticisms and looks at future as regular MLA; Part 1
'I think the territory is not cut out for a politician like me,' says the Great Slave MLA.
Katrina Nokleby says she needed some time away after having her ministerial portfolios and her cabinet seat publicly stripped. The Great Slave MLA travelled to…
Police seize alcohol destined for Whatì
An unrelated police investigation on Sunday led to the seizure alcohol intended to be smuggled into Whatì. An RCMP press release says at approximately 2:45…
Gwich’in Elder’s son has ‘mixed feelings’ taking over father’s 25-year char monitoring legacy
These traditional skills are dying, says Fred Carmichael.
Like father, like son, or so the saying goes. Since John Carmichael’s recent retirement from the Gwich’in Renewable Resources Boards’ char monitoring program, his eldest…
GNWT issues Halloween advice
Trick-or-treating will be happening, with some restrictions.
Trick-or-treating will still be happening in the Northwest Territories this Halloween despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The government of the Northwest Territories released Halloween guidelines in…