The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) is running a pilot project to determine if commercially preparing moosehides to be traditionally tanned in the Northwest Territories (NWT) is a viable business practice, benefitting NWT tanners and artisans.
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Yellowknife –
June 9, 2022
News Releases
Yellowknife –
June 8, 2022
News Releases
As the Northwest Territories (NWT) moves into summer, tourism operators are beginning to welcome visitors back, and funding is once again available to support the restart of licensed tourism-operations through the Tourism Restart Investment Program (TRIP).
Yellowknife –
June 7, 2022
News Releases
The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) has accepted a letter of offer from Fireweed Zinc Ltd. (Fireweed) to acquire its Mactung property.
Yellowknife –
May 31, 2022
Ministers' Statements and Speeches
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Yellowknife –
May 30, 2022
News Releases
Residents interested in buyinglocally-raised meat in the NWT are in support the development of Meat Safety Regulations. That is one of the findings in the Department of Health and Social Services’ report, What We Heard: Development of Meat Safety Regulations Under the Public Health Act.
Yellowknife –
May 10, 2022
Ministers' Statements and Speeches
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Yellowknife –
April 27, 2022
News Releases
Following the easing of restrictions in the Northwest Territories (NWT), the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) has reopened the Business Stream of the Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP).
Yellowknife –
April 13, 2022
News Releases
As the Northwest Territories (NWT) rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic, exploration and development in diamonds, gold, and several critical minerals bode well for the NWT economy in the coming year.
Yellowknife –
April 4, 2022
Public Service Announcement
Northwest Territories Parks and Campgrounds will open beginning May 13, 2022.
This year online reservations are being accepted as of:
Yellowknife –
April 4, 2022
News Releases
Harvesters and trappers are now able to capitalize on the demand for beaver castors in the global market.
Under the Genuine Mackenzie Valley Fur program, trappers can be advanced $65 for each pound of dried beaver castors, or approximately eight dried castors.