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Capital Update August 16, 2024

Capital Update August 16, 2024

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Capital Update August 16, 2024

Evacuation Anniversary

Friday, August 16, 2024 marks the one-year anniversary of the evacuation and the City of Yellowknife (City) understands that this may stir many difficult memories and feelings for residents and businesses. The City wishes to take this opportunity to recognize the strength and resiliency of our community. 

Since the evacuation, City staff, Mayor and Council have been working hard to advance the City’s emergency preparedness planning. As weather conditions and local air quality continue to...

Wildcat Closed for Season

Following the structure fire on Thursday, August 8, the City of Yellowknife regrets to inform residents that the Wildcat Café will be closed for the rest of the season. In the coming weeks, work will be done to restore the building, ensuring the café will be in good working condition for next summer.

“It has been a pleasure working with Chef Niki Mckenzie and we are saddened by the unfortunate events causing the Wildcat Café to close early,” said Johanna Elliot, Facilities Manager at the City of...

2024 Final Tax Levy

The City of Yellowknife reminds property owners and ratepayers that the 2024 Final Tax Levy payment must be received by the City no later than 4:30 p.m. on Friday, August 30, 2024.

Residents can make their Final Tax Levy payment through their bank, in-person at City Hall by cheque or debit card, or by mailing or dropping off a cheque at the City Hall drop box.

Accounts that are not paid by the due date will be charged 1.8% interest per month until the taxes are paid in full. For more information...

Yellowknife Fire Ban Lifted

Effective immediately, the mandatory local fire ban on open-air fires, which was issued on Friday, July 19, 2024, has been lifted due to recent precipitation and cooler temperatures. A local fire ban may be reinstated if fire danger conditions become extreme and necessitate a ban.

Please practice fire safety at all times, burn responsibly, and ensure your fire is cold before leaving your site. All fires must be in an approved fire pit and require a burn permit. Visit the City’s website for more...