Yellowknife photographer Angela Gzowski goes behind the scenes on a Netflix hit, and Movember pits two NWT airlines against each other.

The Democrats seize the House of Representatives, plus Air North boss Joe Sparling explains the future of his airline's Yellowknife-Ottawa flights.

Dr Kami Kandola discusses her role as the NWT's new chief public health officer, Chris Gillander makes his pitch for your vote in Yellowknife, and we remember Gaby Barbier.

Yellowknife mayoral candidate Jerald Sibbeston is interviewed, plus director Jen Walden on NWT feature Elijah and the Rock Creature.

Ollie joins teens jumping from the Yellowknife River bridge, and a woman helping the city's homeless finds her own home is now full – to bursting – of donated items.

Adrian Bell resigns as Yellowknife's deputy mayor, and a Cabin Radio host plans a run for election with a platform based on Walt Humphries paintings.

Trans Mountain expansion approvals are halted by a federal court, Yellowknife's bike park plans get a boost, and how an airline reunited a Yellowknifer with her lost book.

The findings are published of an inquiry into how harassment allegations at Yellowknife's City Hall were handled, and former Giant Mine boss Margaret Kent speaks.

How Yellowknife is losing millions in cold-weather testing revenue, a quiet wildfire season, and the lights on the city's water treatment plant are too bright for some.

The Conservatives say the territories should keep 100 percent of resource royalties, and Fort Smith names an observatory for Canada's first female astronaut.