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As residents of Yellowknife, Ndilo and Dettah prepare to return home, the latest update from NWT Fire shows not much has changed.

ThereSA国际影视传媒檚 been plenty of rain in Hay River since Saturday night, but it still wonSA国际影视传媒檛 be enough to make any significant dent in the growth of the flames.

Ingamo Hall shook with fury as Totally Arctic Wrestling occupied the building for its Block Party on Aug. 26. The show was a fundraiser to help longtime Inuvik resident Ross Weitzel cover the costs of his cancer treatments. Joining the usual suspects was Todd Quality, who helped the wrestling stable put on a fabulous show. More bruising photos on page 7.

Ingamo Hall shook with fury as Totally Arctic Wrestling occupied the building for its Block Party on Aug. 26. The show was a fundraiser to help longtime Inuvik resident Ross Weitzel cover the costs of his cancer treatments. Joining the usual suspects was Todd Quality, who helped the wrestling stable put on a fabulous show.

This coming Wednesday is the day evacuees have been waiting for and the GNWT says itSA国际影视传媒檚 going to be as ready as it can be.

Schools in Yellowknife, Ndilo and Dettah will be opening on Sept. 11.

What the business landscape in Yellowknife will look like once the evacuation order is downgraded is anyoneSA国际影视传媒檚 guess, but one thing is clear: businesses in the capital havenSA国际影视传媒檛 had the best of times since the city was evacuated nearly three weeks ago.

Inuvik Regional Hospital celebrated a milestone earlier this summer, marking its 20th year of operation.

The rough day predicted for firefighters battling the wildfire in Hay River came and went, but it appears the defence is holding steady.

With the City of Yellowknife and the Yellowknives Dene having announced a return date of Wednesday, Sept. 6 for citizens, Minister Shane Thompson quickly urged Northerners not to come home any sooner and discouraged South Slave residents not to head to Yellowknife.