Yellowknife, Canada, is the largest city as well as the capital of the Northwest Territories in Canada. It is on the north shore of the Great Slave Lake, 250 miles south of the Arctic Circle. It takes its name from the nearby Yellowknife Bay, which is itself near the Yellowknife River. The city, the bay, and the river are all named in honor of the Dene tribe which was once known as the Copper Indians, and referred to locally as the Yellowknives Dene.
Regular Blogs
A South African in Yellowknife
A Yellowknife from South Africa writes about the things she does from day to day, mostly on a dare from a friend. She writes about baby showers, trips to other parts of Canada, and pictures that she has taken.
http://asouthafrican.blogspot.com/
The beginning of this weblog was in June of 2009, when the blogger and her small family moved north to Yellowknife. She writes about her impressions of the area and of how God works in her life.
http://yellowknifelife.blogspot.com/
Maintained by a Yellowknifer, this weblog seeks to promote the city he loves. Topics include local sports, tourism, and the annual True North Rotary Ice Device Contest.
http://ykonline.ca/
