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Power restored in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., after early morning outage - Vimarsana News

Power restored in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., after early morning outage

Residents of Fort Resolution, N.W.T., have their power back after a 50-minute outage in the early Sunday morning, according to the Northwest Territories Power Corporation.

Source: cbc.ca
El Niño effects around Great Slave Lake made for 'spring-like' December in Łútsël K'é, N.W.T. - Vimarsana News

El Niño effects around Great Slave Lake made for 'spring-like' December in Łútsël K'é, N.W.T.

People in some N.W.T. communities are pleased to see some colder weather this week, after what's been an unusually mild winter so far. That includes Łutsël Kʼé, where people often rely on winter ice travel.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: Legislating Métis self-government a step toward healing - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Legislating Métis self-government a step toward healing

Métis self-government legislation (Bill C-53) which is currently being debated in the House of Commons, is a needed step towards reconciliation and finally righting historical wrongs

New book celebrates the life of legendary trapper and bush man Pi Kennedy - Vimarsana News

New book celebrates the life of legendary trapper and bush man Pi Kennedy

In the Wild: Stories of a Lifetime on the Trapline chronicles Pi Kennedy's life in the bush for almost 80 years. The book was written by his longtime friend, journalist and writer, Patti-Kay Hamilton.

Source: cbc.ca
N.W.T. RCMP warn of drug traffickers 'coercing' their way into people's homes to conduct business - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. RCMP warn of drug traffickers 'coercing' their way into people's homes to conduct business

RCMP in the N.W.T. are warning about what they say is a trend in many communities: drug traffickers who coerce their way into peoples' homes, then stay and do business.

Source: cbc.ca