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Northerners hopeful for survival of local newspapers, as Black Press files for creditor protection - Vimarsana News

Northerners hopeful for survival of local newspapers, as Black Press files for creditor protection

The future may be a little uncertain for some northern newspapers, as Black Press Media — which owns several publications in the three territories — is dealing with money troubles.

Source: cbc.ca
Yellowknife candidates throw support behind Indigenous gov'ts at Dene Nahjo election forum - Vimarsana News

Yellowknife candidates throw support behind Indigenous gov'ts at Dene Nahjo election forum

At Dene Nahjo's candidate forums on Thursday and Friday, Yellowknife candidates threw their support behind Indigenous governments.

Source: cbc.ca
Environment, economy take centre stage at youth-led Yellowknife election forum - Vimarsana News

Environment, economy take centre stage at youth-led Yellowknife election forum

The mood was casual as Yellowknife candidates discussed the environment, quality of life and the economy at the youth-led candidate forum at Sir John Franklin High School Wednesday evening.

Source: cbc.ca
The 2023 candidates: Yellowknife North - Vimarsana News

The 2023 candidates: Yellowknife North

The Yellowknife North riding includes Old Town, the Niven Lake development and extends up the Ingraham Trail. Bruce Valpy, a former journalist; Jon Howe, a mechanical engineer; and Shauna Morgan, a former Yellowknife city councillor are on the ballot for the riding.

Source: cbc.ca
Nominations open next week in N.W.T. election, here's who's running so far - Vimarsana News

Nominations open next week in N.W.T. election, here's who's running so far

Despite this summer’s wildfire emergencies, and recent years’ devastating floods and the COVID-19 pandemic, there are at least 30 people who have said they're keen to lead the territory through any future crisis as MLAs.

Source: cbc.ca