March 7, 2019
They save the best until last. The final day of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s annual exchange in Toronto featured the Unlocking Our Potential Invest NWT event.
Presented collaboratively with the NWT & Nunavut Chamber of Mines, the half-day spotlight offered delegates an update on the NWT’s mineral development sector, new geological research and related infrastructure investments.
Yet another local film supported by the NWT Film Commission and fostered through our territory’s vibrant film scene is collecting international accolades.
Another year, another weekend full of chills, thrills, and laughs. Dead North Film Festival’s seventh edition did not disappoint.
Included in the joint federal/territorial announcement of funding at PDAC this week a $3.4 million investment in high-resolution airborne geophysical survey bedrock and surficial mapping program. The survey will be flown over large underexplored areas of the SGP at a scale that will make it possible to find indicators of previously undiscovered mineral deposits.
The NWT broke into the top ten of competitive mining jurisdictions around the globe according to an influential survey of mining companies released last week.
Minister Schumann was on hand yesterday for the launch of the Canadian Minerals and Metals Plan at the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada tradeshow in Toronto.
Fort Resolution invites residents to take part in tourism talks on February 27, 2019 at the Aurora College Learning Centre.
Yellowknife’s Chateau Nova Hotel was buzzing!
Bee keepers, honey processors, producers and the public came together to discuss the importance of healthy bees February 23-24.
The world’s only circumpolar horror and fantasy film festival is poised to provide the thrills and chills attendees have come to expect since its launch seven years ago.
Thebacha Business Development Services in Fort Smith recently launched their new workspace and mentorship initiative.
