NWT art and culture infuses elements of everyday life across the north, so what better way to enhance a conference than to share some of that culture? At this year’s Opportunities North conference, NWT Arts took the lead on decorating for the finale.
In late October the South Slave Regional Office visited four communities in the South Slave - presenting on their programs and services and answering questions. Click the full story for the recap.
The Museum Café was packed last Friday with ITI management and staff recognizing 48 employees and their time and accomplishments with the GNWT.
For the third year running, the Yellowknife Geoscience Forum wrapped up with the NWT Mining and Exploration (MAX) Awards. Here's what went down.
As the geoscience, mining, and exploration industries arrived in Yellowknife last week, the GNWT was ever present – not only through its Department of Industry Tourism and Investment (ITI) and Geological Survey – but as a sponsor, presenter and promotor of the NWT’s most important sector.
Northwest Territories (NWT) representatives joined over 700 delegates at an International Indigenous Tourism Conference last week in Kelowna, BC. Read the full story for all the exciting highlights.
With a target of reaching the industry as it came to the capital, the 2019 Mineral Exploration Overview was released during the Yellowknife Geoscience Forum.
Months of discussion and planning came to fruition Wednesday as the Northwest Territories’ Women in Mining Canada chapter launched at a near-capacity Yellowknife Geoscience Forum event.
Five highly-skilled artists representing each of the NWT’s regions had the opportunity to promote and sell their art work at the Calgary Art Market earlier this month.
Government-industry partnership continues to build strong local workforce for mines
