Don't collide when you ride. Slow down at night and in poor visibility conditions. Be on the lookout for hazards such as snow berms and docks when riding on frozen lakes and rivers.

Instructions on how to mark your recreational ice road

The Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act (MVRMA) Workshop was held on January 12th and 13th 2016 at the Explorer Hotel, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories.

These guidelines describe the four phases of camp development and best practices for development at each stage.

The guidelines include best practices for the operation of pits and quarries.

The guidelines include information on the mitigation of environmental issues with the operation of roads and trails on public land in the NWT

The guidelines include assistance for the planning, undertaking and reclamation of seismic programs.

These feedback summaries capture the main ideas from all of the sessions whether there was general agreement or not. They are not detailed or verbatim comments from any particular participant, and do...

Delegates the powers, duties, and functions under the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act to the Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, with respect to approvals for water licences on non...

Delegates the powers, duties, and functions under the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act to the Minister of Lands, with respect to: securities for land use permits on non-federal lands the...

The Land Use and Sustainability Framework is a vision document that sets out the GNWT’s thinking about land use in the Northwest Territories. It lays out where we want to go as we transition to our...

GNWT uses the Guidelines for the Closure and Reclamation of Advanced Mineral Exploration and Mine Sites in the Northwest Territories, developed jointly by the federal government and the Land and Water...

The GNWT has adopted the federal Mine Site Policy for the Northwest Territories on an interim basis.