Latest from Alyssa Mosher
Yellowknife school delays reopening by 2 days
N.J. Macpherson School plans to reopen to in-person learning on Wednesday instead of Monday because of how long it's been taking to get COVID-19 test results back; all staff and students at the school have to receive a negative test before returning to class.
Dozens send letters to Dettah, N.W.T., students learning about geography, connection
It began as a way to get the students to write letters to each other and find a way to connect during the COVID-19 pandemic, but when Kaw Tay Whee School staff reached out to the public on Facebook, theresponse was huge.
N.W.T. harvesters will get more training to kill wolves, help caribou population
The government of the Northwest Territories and theTch government are planning to give more training to people interested in harvesting wolves on the winter ranges of the Bathurst and Bluenose-East caribou herds.
New security features for N.W.T. licences and IDs
The new features include more fine-line printing, raised printing, as well as invisible ink that can only be seen under an ultraviolet light.
All claims dismissed, board approves Giant Mine team's water licence
The Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board has dismissed the claims for compensation against the Giant Mine Remediation Project's plan touse the water and shoreline near the contaminated site, interrupting boat access and plans for a mining museum for roughly 10 years.
Why music comforts us during trying times
Current and former N.W.T. musicians weigh in on the power of music, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic
How non-resident mine workers are monitored for COVID-19 in N.W.T. and other questions from you
During a live call-in show on The Trailbreaker Thursday morning, Dr. Kami Kandola answered the public's questions about mine workers, out-of-territory health-care workers, and daycares.
Check out that grizzly paw! Bear and cubs sighted on Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway
Kelly Ovayuk says he saw the bears on Monday near the first bridge on the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway.
N.W.T. deputy chief public health officer hired, 'task force' created to help enforce COVID-19 protocols
Conrad Baetz has been hired to lead approximately 30 staff to help enforce public health orders issued by chief public health officer Dr. Kami Kandola.
The how, why and when: N.W.T. government releases plan to hit 22 priorities in 4 years
The government of the Northwest Territories has released its 2019-23 mandate, which includes details about how and when the government plans to complete the 22 priorities established by the Legislative Assembly in October.
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