September 3, 2020
Some great news from the local film industry: the Dead North Film Festival is producing a new TV series, in partnership with Northwestel’s Community TV (NCTV), that will promote and encourage northerners to participate in the festival.
RATED-N is an episodic series which will feature Dead North films and the filmmakers who talk about the production behind the scenes and what it took to bring their visions to life.
For Etienne Croteau, the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on his restaurant Flavour Trader was like a mass dine and dash.
Last November, the community of Norman Wells came together with NWT artist, James Wedzin, to collectively create a new mural to adorn the Mackenzie Mountain School. As students and staff arrive for their first day of school Monday, September 14th, they will be welcomed by their final product.
If you have visited or driven by North Arm Park this summer, you’ll know that work is underway to enhance the popular and picturesque picnic and rest area.
Closing dates for campgrounds in almost all territorial parks across the Northwest Territories have been extended to September 30.
Covid landed some heavy blows early on in the fight, but Stanley Boxing Gym and Fitness is still on its feet and ready for the next round.
Yellowknife’s only musical instrument shop has been feeling the rhythm of life under the pandemic slowdown.
Created By Nana has been busy crafting homemade meals and knitted wares during the pandemic, but the two person outlet has also been creating its own good fortune.
Like all Yellowknife businesses tied to tourism, Sundog has trod a rough path over the past few months but found summer camps to be a revenue lifeline.
Weaver and Devore Trading has been here for as long as Yellowknife has existed and celebrated its 84th anniversary.
