RCMP officer won’t be charged, disciplined after man and RCMP vehicle collide in Yellowknife in 2017
A Yellowknife RCMP officer has been cleared of any wrongdoing after the vehicle he was driving “came into contact” with a man known to police…
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ENR minister and MLA share concerns about salmon invading traditional fishing grounds
Many people think that having salmon in traditional fishing grounds would be a good thing. But that’s simply not necessarily the case for some fishers…
RCMP confirm they are looking for missing man after bear encounter near Tulita
RCMP have now confirmed they are investigating a report of a bear encounter near the Sahtu community of Tulita as well as a missing person….
Potential fatal grizzly bear attack being investigated near Tulita
CKLB News has learned that RCMP in Tulita are investigating a possible fatal grizzly bear attack along the Mackenzie River near that Sahtu community. Mounties…
Slave Geological Province Corridor project gets $40 million
The Slave Geological Province Corridor project got a financial boost this week. Transport Canada is giving $30 million and the Government of the Northwest Territories…
Gjoa Haven man charged with murder after death of woman in community
A 34-year-old man from Gjoa Haven, Nunavut is charged with murder after a woman was found deceased in her home in the community on Tuesday….
Yellowknife RCMP seek to speak with the man who stole van in city
Yellowknife RCMP say they are seeking to speak with the person who stole a van in the city over the weekend. They say the blue,…
Tu Nehde-Wiilideh MLA calls on government to limit alcohol sales to combat bootlegging
The MLA for Tu Nehde-Wiilideh says the territorial government must put the brakes on bulk buying at the liquor store to combat bootlegging in the…
MLA for Mackenzie Delta wants ENR to act on bears in Aklavik – before someone is hurt or killed
The Member of the Legislative Assembly for the Mackenzie Delta wants officials from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) to do something about…
Feds, NWT communities and Indigenous groups pony up $45.5M for infrastructure projects
Indigenous cultural camps, road upgrades, trails development, wastewater and solid waste management projects across the Northwest Territories all received a financial boost Tuesday from the…