#Keep local data only until update
#Keep local data only until driver

The Northwest Territories Geological Survey office is closed, with email and phone contact info on front door, and on ITI website and social platforms.

Department of Lands offices are closed to the public, but available by phone and email.

The Public is asked to arrive no more than 5 minutes prior to opening and are required to wear a mask. Appointments are available Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12 pm - 4 pm.

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The YellowknifeвЂ™s Driver and Motor Vehicle Office will re-open to the public for walk-in appointments on Monday, November 1, 2021.

The Yellowknife Office continues to perform written driver exams. Practical driver testing will be cancelled for the duration of the current CPHO order. Previously standing appointments will be served as scheduled.

The Yellowknife Driver Examiner Office is open by appointment only.

The Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre remains closed to the public.

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Below is an update on the status of our offices and buildings: Offices and buildings open to the public have COVID precautions in place.

GNWT staff are working remotely where appropriate.

Two classrooms at NJ Macpherson School in Yellowknife will pivot to remote learning following an exposure in each class.GNWT departments are working on plans for re-opening and will be announced when finalized.The Jason Jacobsen Youth Centre After School Program has reopened.Lil Wiilideh Champions Day Care will reopen on Novemand the Aboriginal Head Start and Lil Wiilideh Afterschool Program will reopen on November 15, 2021.The Inuvik Emergency Warming Centre will be prepared to open upon staff members being released from isolation. The Isolation Centre (Mackenzie Hotel) will accept everyone who needs a place to stay while they are tested, waiting for the results and isolating if required. Individuals who have not been tested for COVID-19 and cleared will not be allowed in the shelter. The Inuvik Homeless Shelter at 185 Kingmingya Road is open.The number for the shelter is 86.The public can call the AEA Beaufort-Delta Regional Office at (867)777-3589 for more information. The Arctic Energy Alliance (AEA) Beaufort-Delta Regional Office has been temporarily closed to the public.An advertising campaign supporting this message with the tag line вЂњStay home, stay safeвЂќ was released in Inuvik on October 15. The Office of the Chief Public Health Officer encourages all residents to practice healthy habits.The Local Housing Organization office is closed to the public.In-person learning is expected to resume at Kaw Tay Whee School on Monday November 1, 2021.DeМЃlД±МЁneМЁ Housing Association office remains closed to the public at this time.ECE clients are being assisted through the DeМЃlД±МЁneМЁ and Tulita offices.Clients will be directed to book essential appointments with the Yellowknife Issuing Office.

The BehchokoМЁМЂ Driver and Motor Vehicle Issuing Office will be closed until further notice.

All appointments are now being conducted over the phone.

The ECE office is closed to the public.

Below is an update on the status of our offices:

Licensed programs in BehchokoМЁМЂ are offering child care for essential workers only.

In-person learning is expected to resume for students in BehchokoМЁМЂ on Monday November 1, 2021.

Containment order for the community was extended to 11:59PM on October 29, 2021.