Near Yellowknife

	Land Mammals	14
	Safety	14
	Weather	14
	Transportation	10
	Extreme Temperature	8
	Pets	7
	Seasonal Timing	7
	Ice / Snow Change	7
	Unusual Animal Behavior	6
	Unusual Range / Sighting	6
	Surface Waters / Wetlands	6
	Extreme Precipitation	5
	Human Health	5
	Insects	5
	Plants / Kelp	4
	Sports / Recreation	4
	Fire	4
	Air Quality	3
	Cultural Impact	3
	Land	3
	Algal Bloom	2
	Birds	2
	Death / Die-off / Decline	2
	Displacement	2
	Buildings	2
	Air	1
	Arachnids	1
	Atmosphere	1
	Drought	1
	Economic Impact	1
	Extreme Wind	1
	Flooding / Draining	1
	Injury	1
	Rabies	1
	Rain on Snow	1
	Sanitation	1
	Unusual Smell or Taste	1
	Unusual Variation	1
	Water Security	1

	January	3
	February	4
	March	4
	April	1
	May	4
	June	8
	July	9
	August	1
	September	5
	October	3
	November	7
	December	3

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	Summer	16
	Fall	11
	Winter	9
	Spring	8

This unusual fox keeps being spotted in Yellowknife

Wildlife officers kill wolf near Yellowknife's Ranney Hill, days after hiker bitten

Blue-green algae bloom found in Yellowknife not toxic, government says

Residents in parts of Yellowknife say tap water smells, tastes swampy

Freezing rain warning issued in Yellowknife during a mild late January

Wolf believed to have killed pet dog in Yellowknife area

Pack of wolves north of Yellowknife reported stalking hikers, pets

Wolf expert praises Yellowknife woman for handling of 'not atypical' encounter

Boaters urge others to be more prepared after Great Slave Lake rescue

Canada wildfire: all 20,000 Yellowknife residents evacuating

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

Heat wave forecast for many N.W.T. communities

Yellow-headed blackbird has great Northern adventure, winds up in Ulukhaktok

Residents take stock of flood damage in Fort McPherson, N.W.T.

Fire danger rising in southern N.W.T., with no relief in sight

Pilots reported mysterious lights 'dancing' over Yellowknife last month

Yellowknife struggling to clear above average snowfall

Lynx killed by ENR officers

Lone lynx likely culprit behind pair of Yellowknife dog attacks, biologist says

Lynx spotted in downtown Yellowknife

Coyotes are being spotted in Yellowknife

High water rising: above-average levels and flow rates in NWT lakes, rivers, streams

Cougar spotted on Ingraham Trail on Sunday: GNWT

July on pace to set rainfall record in Yellowknife

Lutselk'e man says he saw a grizzly bear near Yellowknife

Heavy smoke in parts of N.W.T., air quality statement in effect

Fire crews pulled from wildfire near Yellowknife that's too dangerous to fight

Unusual Yellowknife Weather "Light Sleet"

Sleet Storm

Road to NWT’s diamond mines closes in the heat

Mild spell forces temporary daytime closure of Yellowknife's Snowking castle

Record High Temperature For Yellowknife, Northwest Territories

'Spring heat wave': record temperatures in Canada's central Arctic

You're not imagining it — September is colder than usual in Yellowknife

Rainy summer leads to flooded basements

Tent caterpillar in Yellowknife

Increased forest fires in NWT

Detah ice road ties record for latest opening

After responding to 3 vehicles that broke through ice so far this year, N.W.T. gov't asks public to be careful

At least 4 people, and 1 snowmobile, have broken through the ice in Yellowknife Bay

Walloping of snow in Yellowknife on Tuesday a record-breaker

Hummingbird moths spotted in Yellowknife gardens

Yellowknife fire ban extends to Yellowknife River, Fred Henne parks

What Is This Cotton-like Bug?

Caterpillars invade Great Slave Lake area

Tick discovered in Yellowknife, being tested for Lyme disease

Tent Caterpillar (Malacosoma californicum pluviale) Outbreak in Yellowknife

Some Of Our Birches Are Dying

Ice roads ease isolation in Canada's north, but they're melting too soon

Warm winter sets back construction of Dettah ice road

Warm Fall Weather

Northern Birch Tree (Betula papyrifera) Die-off

Cougar spotted crossing Hwy 3 outside Yellowknife

More than 20 ptarmigan allegedly wasted near Yellowknife

Yellowknife begins evacuation as wildfires approach

Notes from the Trail: Caribou herds cannot withstand many more acts of senseless violence