The NWT is proposing its biggest overhaul of territorial election rules in 20 years. There are some new items and multiple tweaks. Here's a guide.

Two MLAs proposed a bill that would suspend territorial fuel taxes for a year. The finance minister said losing the revenue from those taxes could lead to cuts.

Monfwi’s MLA wants Indigenous-controlled policing but the minister says NWT law won't allow it. Meanwhile, Behchokǫ̀’s chief wants a new community safety plan.

Thursday is federal budget day. If you're wondering which bits of that budget matter most in the North, here's a guide to what NWT groups are hoping for.

This, apparently, is the music Yellowknife is exporting to Iceland. Upper Mall Rats, sounding equally surprised about their trip, joined Cabin Radio to discuss.

Monfwi's MLA wants the NWT's health department to investigate whether any environmental pollutants could be causing cancers in the Tłı̨chǫ region.

Many MLAs are fans of the NWT's forthcoming Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods law, but that praise is not universal. Here are one MLA's concerns.

Sunday Mass at St Joseph's Cathedral in Fort Smith will temporarily move to the parish’s family centre as the church looks to cut heating costs over the winter.

The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation says the former NWT health minister will be its associate executive director of health, wellness and beneficiary services.

Yellowknife RCMP are asking for help locating a missing 70-year-old woman who was last seen on Sunday afternoon near the Bristol Monument Park Loop.

"We ought to move a little quicker on some stuff." Yellowknife's new mayor and council struck an optimistic tone as they were sworn into their four-year terms.

A meeting later this week could be key to figuring out how Fort Smith's animal shelter stays open. In the meantime, the last dog there just found a foster home.