A Monday presentation to Yellowknife City Council suggests the city may not be able to complete all of its upcoming projects with its current resources.
As they revealed the first draft of the city's 2024 budget Monday, city staff asked council members to keep an open mind as the city faces "difficult economic times."
Civic administration said Yellowknife's delayed 2024 budget will be "tight and frugal," during a meeting Monday where councillors turned down a handful of funding requests from stakeholders and community members.
Thestart of 2021 brought a few staffing changes to St. Peter’s School. Mr. Dan Wilgenbusch will continue leading the Grade 3 classroom until the Easter break. Mrs. Sander began her maternity leave in January and Miss Michaela Deck moved from the kindergarten room to lead the Grade 1 classroom. Mrs. Sander and her husband Curtis are congratulated on the birth of their third child in January. Mrs. Leita Deck will lead the kindergarten classroom. A Jan. 12 Saskatchewan government update wasn’t super exciting for the arena, but the Jan. 14 announcement from Sask. Hockey was even more bleak. For the time being, hockey and skating clubs for U18 participants will continue with eight-person, masked practices until a decision is made regarding the remainder of the rink season. There is plenty of extra public skating and shinny time, but participants must follow pandemic protocols.