Matthew Mallon

An epic and ill-advised pub crawl through the city’s drinking establishments, in search of the perfect draft pint.

The veteran activist says online hate speech represents a painful reality that we can't and shouldn't avoid, and puts it in historical context.

The YK artist's first graphic novel recounts her first year in the strange Northern city she'd learn to call home.

The Stevens' hotly anticipated brew pub has its soft-open this weekend. It's a hit.

A local DJ asked the NWT federal candidates for some music picks. We see what the results tell us about the candidates, if anything.

<p>Creating masterpieces out of mannequins, glue and fur, are the Robertsons the last of their kind?</p>

EDGE's own Angela Gzowski presents her first solo show. We try and figure out what it's all about.

With the story shrinking in Japanese media, the real issue could be mental health services for visitors

We're handed over 100 local email addresses connected to the cheating site's hacking scandal. Spoiler alert: we aren't going to publish them.

Meet the Turquoise Rider: Arthur Boutilier's history is as colourful as his outfits.

Set near Yellowknife 100 years from now, this new comic series is all about robots, and Canadian cliches.

Reflections from an ex-Paris resident

The Frame Lake Rehabilitation Project just got a cash injection, in a move that bodes well for all Yellowknifers.

A history of the Snowking Winter Festival

After half a decade, Elizabeth McMillan left town for Halifax: we ask her how the return to her roots is going, and what she learned from her time in Yellowknife

YK Catholic Schools' aboriginal programs coordinator accused of racism on social media

The last vestige of a piece of downtown's history goes quietly away.

Finance department wants the public's ideas on ways to avoid that looming $150 million budget gap

News about a blaze at a diamond mine started small, and just keeps on getting exponentially worse. Where will it end?

The mothballed mine was as much about marketing and strategic positioning in a global market as about actually producing diamonds, and no one is going to buy it

<p>A new generation of ambitious eateries is raising the city's culinary bar. But can Yellowknife really support this boom? </p>

A little number-crunching reveals our next leader, way ahead of all that "voting"

<p>Raised in Yellowknife, the award-winning actor has had a life full of twists, turns and discoveries, thanks to a drunk driver and Ben Affleck, among others</p>

<p>Greg "Cominco" Loftus —a longtime Woodyard resident — passed away yesterday after a long and valiant struggle</p>

<p dir="ltr">There’s nothing wrong with a better, more business-oriented airport. But there are red flags about how a cash-starved GNWT is handling the move</p><p> </p>

<p>Exciting news for fans of traditional Filipino food at the Mantle, and a visit to the city's new steakhouse</p>

<p>After much back and forth, it turns out the proposed Stanton Hospital workcamp is not needed</p>

<p>At Council, a debate breaks out on how to pursue long-sought, long-delayed legislative changes from the territorial government; and a climbing wall at the Fieldhouse takes another tiny step upwards</p>

<p dir="ltr">From the February March Issue of EDGEYK: No pressure or anything, but Sheila Bassi-Kellett’s appointment as Senior City Administrator is good news</p>