The N.W.T. office of the chief public health officer has confirmed a positive COVID-19 test in Yellowknife related to a non-resident worker.

Behchoko` RCMP seized more than 90 grams of illegal cannabis they believe was for the purpose of trafficking. Charges are pending against a male adult and a male youth.

Rankin Inlet RCMP are asking the public’s help in finding a 32-year-old man wanted on two counts of assault causing bodily harm, arson, mischief under $5000, and several breaches of court orders.

The project director for the Dene Nahjo craft market says organizers brought it online to make sure artists didn't have to choose between 'being safe and healthy, and also making a living for themselves.'

Three N.W.T. projects are getting a financial boost from the federal government, in a move aimed at fostering employment and economic growth in northern and Indigenous communities.

RCMP and Yukon highways officials checked 72 vehicles over four days in the Watson Lake area.

There are currently 151 active cases, all in the Kivalliq region. So far 159 cases of the virus have been confirmed in total. Eight people have recovered.

New land is being opened for development in Yukon, with most lots in the Whitehorse neighbourhood of Whistle Bend. The sale is billed as "the largest ever lottery and tender of lots in Whitehorse."

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, CBC North will work to keep track of the latest confirmed cases in each territory here.

The Yukon government says its drive-thru COVID-19 testing facility in Whitehorse will continue to operate for at least two more weeks, and may continue at a new location in the new year.