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Yellowknife | Canada, Map, Population, & Facts - Vimarsana News

Yellowknife | Canada, Map, Population, & Facts

Yellowknife, city and capital (since 1967) of Northwest Territories, northwestern Canada. It lies on the north shore of Great Slave Lake, 5 miles (8 km) south of the mouth of the Yellowknife River. It was founded in 1935, one year after gold was discovered in the area, and derived its name from the

There was a blue-green algae bloom in Yellowknife Bay. Here's what you should know about it - Vimarsana News

There was a blue-green algae bloom in Yellowknife Bay. Here's what you should know about it

A blue-green algae bloom in Yellowknife Bay sparked worry for people's dogs. Here's what an aquatic quality scientist and a veterinarian have to say about it.

Source: cbc.ca
Fire ban in place for some N.W.T. territorial parks - Vimarsana News

Fire ban in place for some N.W.T. territorial parks

The N.W.T. government issued a fire ban for some territorial parks, just ahead of the weekend on Friday afternoon, including Hidden Lake and Hay River Territorial Parks.

Source: cbc.ca
Fire ban in effect for Fred Henne and Yellowknife River territorial parks - Vimarsana News

Fire ban in effect for Fred Henne and Yellowknife River territorial parks

The Northwest Territories government is adding to its list of territorial parks under a fire ban ahead of the May long weekend. The Town of Fort Smith is the latest to ban fires within its limits.

Source: cbc.ca
Program helping people to reconnect with traditional skills in Yellowknife | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Program helping people to reconnect with traditional skills in Yellowknife | iNFOnews

YELLOWKNIFE - By the shore of the still-frozen Yellowknife River, more than a dozen people gather to prepare fish for cooking over a crackling fire.

Source: infotel.ca