N.W.T.'s two biggest power companies in turf war CBC - Wed, 16 May, 2012The Northwest Territories Power Corporation and Northland Utilities both want to provide electricity to mining customers in the South Slave region. More »N.W.T.'s two biggest power companies in turf war
The Northwest Territories Power Corporation and Northland Utilities both want to provide electricity to mining customers in the South Slave region.
- Canadian Zinc raises capex estimate for Prairie Creek mine Reuters - Wed, 16 May, 2012
(Reuters) - Canadian Zinc Corp said it expects capital spending at its main project, the Prairie Creek Mine in the Northwest Territories, to be more than expected due … More »Canadian Zinc raises capex estimate for Prairie Creek mine
(Reuters) - Canadian Zinc Corp said it expects capital spending at its main project, the Prairie Creek Mine in the Northwest Territories, to be more than expected due to the addition of more features and an increase in costs. It now expects to spend C$150 million to C$160 million on bringing the mine to production, up from …
N.W.T. government to adopt some UN recommendations CBC - Wed, 9 May, 2012The Northwest Territories Department of Justice said it will comply with some of the recommendations in a recent United nations ruling. The ruling said the government … More »N.W.T. government to adopt some UN recommendations
The Northwest Territories Department of Justice said it will comply with some of the recommendations in a recent United nations ruling. The ruling said the government discriminated against a Behchoko woman when it allowed her non-aboriginal husband to claim their Behchoko home.
- N.W.T. government to adopt some UN recommendations CBC - Tue, 8 May, 2012
The Northwest Territories Department of Justice said it will comply with some of the recommendations in a recent United nations ruling. The ruling said the government … More »N.W.T. government to adopt some UN recommendations
The Northwest Territories Department of Justice said it will comply with some of the recommendations in a recent United nations ruling. The ruling said the government discriminated against a Behchoko woman when it allowed her non-aboriginal husband to claim their Behchoko home.
- Avalon shares skid after feasibility study delayed Reuters - Tue, 8 May, 2012
TORONTO (Reuters) - Shares of Avalon Rare Metals Inc fell to their lowest level in nearly three years on Tuesday, a day after the rare earth exploration company delayed … More »Avalon shares skid after feasibility study delayed
TORONTO (Reuters) - Shares of Avalon Rare Metals Inc fell to their lowest level in nearly three years on Tuesday, a day after the rare earth exploration company delayed a feasibility study on its flagship Nechalacho project in Canada's Northwest Territories. The delay will push back initial production at the rare earth …
- Avalon sees delays at Nechalacho rare earth project Reuters - Mon, 7 May, 2012
TORONTO (Reuters) - Avalon Rare Metals Inc said on Monday it expects delays in a feasibility study on its flagship Nechalacho rare earth project in Canada's Northwest Territories, as it needs more time to complete metallurgical studies. Toronto-based Avalon said the feasibility study on the asset will not be completed until …
- More land up for auction in Beaufort Delta in N.W.T. CBC - Sun, 6 May, 2012
The federal government has opened up six more land parcels for auction in the Beaufort Delta region of the Northwest Territories. The parcels cover more than 900,000 square hectares in total.
- 'Bullying' outlined in letter about Gwich’in Tribal Council CBC - Thu, 3 May, 2012
A controversy within the Gwich'in Tribal Council in the Northwest Territories is starting to become public. CBC News has obtained a copy of a letter sent by former employees saying there was bullying and harassment at the organization.
- Canada's Northwest Territories open to LNG option Jeffrey Jones - Reuters - Tue, 1 May, 2012
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The government of Canada's Northwest Territories, hit by persistent delays in development of a C$16.2 billion ($16.5 billion) natural gas pipeline, could support a liquefied natural gas alternative for vast reserves in the region's Mackenzie Delta, one of its ministers said on Tuesday. A month …
- Northwest Territories open to LNG option Jeffrey Jones - Reuters - Tue, 1 May, 2012
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The government of Canada's Northwest Territories, hit by persistent delays in development of a C$16.2 billion ($16.5 billion) natural gas pipeline, could support a liquefied natural gas alternative for vast reserves in the region's Mackenzie Delta, one of its ministers said on Tuesday. A month …
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