The Commercial Fisheries Industry Safety Support Program has been established to ensure that the health and safety equipment required by fishers and their employees is affordable and readily available for all small commercial fishing vessels in the North.
The Department of Industry, Tourism, and Investment is providing increased safety funding to commercial fishers working on the Great Slave Lake, Tathlina Lake, or Kakisa Lake.
NWT Residents now have until Friday, June 26th, 2020 to contribute to an important survey. The Government of the Northwest Territories is surveying residents to understand how COVID-19 is impacting them as consumers.
Breaking Records – Again
It was yet another year of increases for the NWT Parks opening event.
Katrina Nokleby, Minister of Industry, Tourism, and Investment released the following statement.
Direct from Hay River, Yellowknife produce shoppers now have fresh NWT-grown greens and herb options available at Yellowknife restaurants and grocery stores.
It’s finally time to take off your parkas and boots, but don’t take off your face mask quite yet. While we are all emerging wisely and extending our COVID-bubbles to the NWT Parks this weekend, campers are reminded that we are still an active global pandemic.
If we can position ourselves to learn from the wave of innovation that I believe we will see, we can re-imagine our own economy for the future; one that continues to promote our wealth of natural resources, but also encourages a more diversified and resilient economy that builds upon our natural strengths.
The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) announced today that it will allocate $2.944 million to airlines and rotary wing operators in the Northwest Territories.
To encourage and reward “staycationing” and the recommended use of the GNWT’s online campground reservation system, the Department of Industry Tourism and Investment is offering a free night stay for every five constitutive camping nights booked on line.
