Cabin Radio's Lunchtime News returns with an examination of the effects of uranium mining on the Dene of the Sahtu.

Cabin Corner heads out to summer hiatus.

Fentanyl is back in the NWT, RCMP warn, plus parents are told to expect rapid shifts from classrooms to distance learning and back for students this fall.

Two NWT diamond mines opened up a new legal battle, while the availability of cremation in the territory is a step closer.

Yellowknife raises more than $25,000 for a family whose home burned down, while there are new rebates for NWT purchasers of electric vehicles.

A special edition as we provide live coverage of the NWT's move into phase two and changes to travel restrictions.

The NWT issues its first charge under its pandemic public health orders, and a Yellowknife doctor runs for the leadership of the federal Green Party.

Ollie examines the NWT government's decision to change its travel restrictions to avoid a Charter challenge.

Premier Caroline Cochrane says any Canadian can come into the NWT as long as they self-isolate, and tourists are welcome. The health minister says it's "not a free-for-all" at the border and "leisure travel is prohibited." Who's right? Who knows!

Some parents ask for demolition of a Yellowknife school to be postponed to free up more classroom space this fall if pandemic restrictions remain in place.