As Canada's gas and LNG industry takes steps towards competing in the global market, NWT resources are positioned to both improve energy security locally and help Canada compete. The Canada Gas and LNG Exhibition and Conference is taking place this week in Vancouver.
There were plenty of options for Mom at the Yellowknife Spring Trade Show this past weekend. Among them, registered artists from the NWT Arts Program who were showcasing their varying mediums and products. A recognized and trusted branding program, NWTArts promotes and protects NWT art in local, national and international markets.
A suite of learning opportunities are available to South Slave Region businesses and entrepreneurs in Hay River and Fort Smith this week. Want to learn how to change your financial future and deal with accounts receivable? These are just some of the courses being offered by Aurora College, in partnership with Industry, Tourism and Investment (ITI).
Tourism Week is May 27 – June 1 and we’re starting the celebrations early with the NWT Host Contest! Click on the story for details on how to nominate someone as a #NWTHost.
The Department of Industry, Tourism & Investment (ITI) was a gold sponsor of the recent Thebacha Trade Show in Fort Smith. ITI sponsored 4 booths to help promote NWT Arts and artists registered with the program. John Rombough, Levi MacDonald and Cindy Daniels took advantage of the opportunity to display and highlight their work while Melissa Johns, Regional Business Programs Officer, let people know more about the NWT Arts Program.
In the Northwest Territories there is no shortage of powerful stories to tell. Two of those stories, told through film, were centre-stage at the recent NorthwestFest International Documentary Festival, hosted in Edmonton May 3 – 13: When They Awake and End of the Ice Age.
Tourism businesses in the Northwest Territories (NWT) now have a free new training tool at their disposal. The Business, Market and Trade (BMT) Ready program teaches participants what it takes to sell tourism products to travellers from around the world.
The public engagement phase on the GNWT's proposed changes to NWT oil and gas laws ends today.
Any comprehensive engagement on legislation must recognize the unique perspectives that stakeholders with specific expertise can bring to the table.
The GNWT reached out to these groups with meetings geared specifically to hearing and recording their input.
Public engagement community visits wrapped up in April as the GNWT visited the North and South Slave regions to hear their input on proposed changes to oil and gas laws.
