Since 2016 Pam Noland, of the Peel River Garden Society in Aklavik, has been keeping her hands dirty teaching residents how to grow produce.
ITI News
As the GNWT gears up to develop the territory’s next five year tourism strategy, the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment is touring the territory and listening to ideas to continue the territory’s tourism winning streak.
The Yellowknife Airport is looking more like an art gallery after some recent enhancements. Authentic artwork, curated from communities across the territory by NWT Arts is highlighted in display cases in the main arrivals area, arrivals/departures concourse B and the departures area after security.
Director of the Northwest Territories Geological Survey John Ketchum shares his thoughts on the growing importance of geoscience research in the modern era.
From the chilling, the creepy and the downright sinister – no one does genre flicks quite like Dead North Film Festival. The world’s only circumpolar genre film-MAKING festival is back and looking for submissions!
As the GNWT gears up to develop the territory’s next five year tourism strategy, the Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment kicked off a cross-territory listening tour on how to make the next five years of tourism even better.
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.









