Northwest Territories News
Will Hay River’s rail line ever be repaired?
CN hasn't resumed carrying rail cargo to Hay River after last year's fires. The company wants someone else to pay for track repairs, a government official said.
The post Will Hay River’s rail line ever be repaired? first appeared on Cabin Radio.Why the clinic running Yellowknife’s dog pound is stepping back
The City of Yellowknife needs a new dog pound location. The current operator, a veterinary clinic "overrun with emergencies," said it could no longer cope.
The post Why the clinic running Yellowknife’s dog pound is stepping back first appeared on Cabin Radio.In pictures: Yellowknife’s fox kits
A family of foxes is this spring's star attraction in a Yellowknife neighbourhood. Here's a taste of the show some residents are getting.
The post In pictures: Yellowknife’s fox kits first appeared on Cabin Radio.Talks break down between union and NWT Power Corporation
The UNW called NTPC "disconnected from reality" as collective bargaining broke down with no dates scheduled for the two sides to talk again.
The post Talks break down between union and NWT Power Corporation first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife Catholic Schools superintendent resigns
Yellowknife Catholic Schools said superintendent Simone Gessler is resigning to pursue a position in Saskatoon, nearer family.
The post Yellowknife Catholic Schools superintendent resigns first appeared on Cabin Radio.Aurora Heat wins Arctic Inspiration funding for food sovereignty
Fort Smith's Aurora Heat won $112,000 from the Arctic Inspiration Prize to help employees by creating a greenhouse and other food initiatives at work.
The post Aurora Heat wins Arctic Inspiration funding for food sovereignty first appeared on Cabin Radio.Wood Buffalo has six holdover fires, backup requested
Parks Canada says six wildfires, all holdovers from 2023, have been identified in Wood Buffalo National Park. Multiple helicopters and crews are fighting them.
The post Wood Buffalo has six holdover fires, backup requested first appeared on Cabin Radio.Low water may complicate Fort Simpson’s summer
The ferry's in the water but the Liard River's low level is "concerning," Fort Simpson's mayor says. Any lower and it could disrupt travel and supplies.
The post Low water may complicate Fort Simpson’s summer first appeared on Cabin Radio.Resident ‘so mad’ over abandoned campfire near Yellowknife
A Yellowknife resident who discovered and dealt with an abandoned campfire on Tuesday said she's "really disheartened," given the current wildfire danger.
The post Resident ‘so mad’ over abandoned campfire near Yellowknife first appeared on Cabin Radio.YK Dance Collective brings fast-paced showcase to NACC stage
A new show, North of 60x60, features 40 performers in 60 dances over the course of an hour, promising to "tickle your mind and ignite your imagination."
The post YK Dance Collective brings fast-paced showcase to NACC stage first appeared on Cabin Radio.NWT will send test emergency alert on Wednesday morning
If you're in the NWT, your phone is likely to play the emergency alert siren at 9:55am on Wednesday when the government sends a test message.
The post NWT will send test emergency alert on Wednesday morning first appeared on Cabin Radio.Watch: The North’s drought from the air
In video and photos, explore the drought causing low water levels that some parts of the Northwest Territories haven't recorded before.
The post Watch: The North’s drought from the air first appeared on Cabin Radio.A weird winter on one of the North’s most isolated highways
"If this is climate change, we better be way more prepared." Even by the Dempster Highway's standards, last winter was difficult. It might be the future.
The post A weird winter on one of the North’s most isolated highways first appeared on Cabin Radio.Inuit midwifery services are a health and cultural right: report
Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada says it wants to expand traditional midwifery services in Inuit communities as an act of decolonization and self-determination.
The post Inuit midwifery services are a health and cultural right: report first appeared on Cabin Radio.‘There’s people that care.’ Yellowknifers march for Red Dress Day
"We must remember and share the heartbreaking stories." Residents marched through Yellowknife on Monday to mark Red Dress Day.
The post ‘There’s people that care.’ Yellowknifers march for Red Dress Day first appeared on Cabin Radio.Too many campfires are being left unattended, NWT Fire says
NWT Fire is warning people not to leave campfires unattended. It reported one fire in the North Slave suspected to have begun over the winter due to an abandoned campfire.
The post Too many campfires are being left unattended, NWT Fire says first appeared on Cabin Radio.New stamp showcases the South Nahanni River
A photo of paddlers on the Tehjeh Deé or South Nahanni River is featured in one of nine new stamps released by Canada Post.
The post New stamp showcases the South Nahanni River first appeared on Cabin Radio.Mother’s Day spoken word event to raise funds for YWCA NWT
YWCA NWT and NorthWords NWT are partnering to host Gather. The Mother's Day themed spoken word event aims to raise funds and items for a toiletry drive.
The post Mother’s Day spoken word event to raise funds for YWCA NWT first appeared on Cabin Radio.Veterans affairs minister to join cadets in YK cemetery cleanup
Cadets will be cleaning, repainting and placing decorated rocks at Lakeview Cemetery's Veterans' Field of Honour. Joining them will be Ginette Petitpas Taylor.
The post Veterans affairs minister to join cadets in YK cemetery cleanup first appeared on Cabin Radio.Drugs causing ‘unprecedented homicides,’ NWT RCMP boss says
"I was shocked." As he leaves for a new job, the NWT's RCMP commander described the huge problems drug dealers cause and said police need different tools.
The post Drugs causing ‘unprecedented homicides,’ NWT RCMP boss says first appeared on Cabin Radio.