Coyne and Sons wants developers of Raven's Ridge subdivision to respect its mineral rights, prompting the city to look into the jurisdiction around mineral exploration beneath subdivisions.

A lawsuit challenging petroleum exploration in Alaska's Cook Inlet was filed Tuesday by four groups, including an Alaska Native village, that claim seismic testing will harm endangered beluga whales.

A 20-year-old Yellowknife woman was found dead at a cabin outside of the city on Highway 3 on Sunday.

Fire destroyed the office of Yellowknife's mini-golf course Monday afternoon.

After Beatrice Whane discovered she had colon cancer on Friday, she and her common-law spouse started organizing a wedding and were married Monday night.

The manager who was supposed to run the facility is questioning the Yukon government's commitment to creating a home for 15 people with disabilities.

Residents have to decide if they'll approve the MOU to pay up to $358 per month for 25 years to fix infrastructure.

A territorial court judge has ordered a Whitehorse tour operator to pay $1,000 for copyright infringement to a rival tour company over a photograph of the Northern Lights.

New homes and more condos are bringing real estate prices down as demand decreases.

The terror of being trapped by thick black smoke and an encroaching wall of fire still evokes raw emotions in Slave Lake resident Pat MacKay, nearly a year after a devastating wildfire in the Alberta town.

Robbie Watt and Terry Audla are in the running to to replace Mary Simon as the national Inuit leader.

Eric Dejaeger appeared in court in Iqaluit Monday morning and was arraigned on dozens of new charges, most of them related to accusations of sexual abuse in Igloolik, Nunavut, 30 years ago.

Firefighters extinguished a fire in one unit in Crestview Apartments on 52nd Avenue early Saturday morning, but smoke spread to other floors.

The Yellowknife airline featured in the Ice Pilots NWT television series has been commemorated in Denmark's Legoland park.