City of Yellowknife Governance and Priorities Committee Regular Meeting
The committee discussed the adoption of the updated Community Plan By-law, which modernizes land use frameworks and housing strategies for the city. Major agenda topics included amendments to By-law No. 5114 regarding leased space in the Precambrian Building and modifications to Land Administration By-law No. 5078 concerning the sale of residential land. Additionally, the committee reviewed a potential contribution agreement for the Canada Public Transit Fund, a report on the Hay River Trade Mission, and a personnel matter in an in-camera session.
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City of Yellowknife City Council City Council Minutes
The council conducted a statutory public hearing regarding proposed By-law No. 5141, which involves rezoning specific properties from Natural Area (NA) to RC-1. Numerous written and verbal submissions were received from residents and stakeholders in opposition to the proposed development. Key concerns raised during the hearing included the loss of natural green space, potential negative impacts of blasting on infrastructure and nearby foundations, increased traffic and parking pressures, utility and sewer capacity constraints, and questions regarding the adequacy of public consultation and environmental assessment. The hearing concluded after these submissions were recorded.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Yellowknife Governance And Priorities Committee Regular Meeting
The committee discussed the adoption of a by-law to replace the Council Remuneration By-law No. 4982, including a presentation of recommendations for mayor and councillor remuneration. Additionally, the committee considered a Zoning By-law amendment to permit the development of a new hotel on the Explorer Hotel site, which involved reviews of architectural plans, traffic impacts, and public comments regarding pedestrian safety and trail connections. Other agenda items included the establishment of strategic priorities for the Municipal Enforcement Division and the appointment of a Returning Officer for the municipal election.
Jan 1, 2026·Strategic plan
City Of Yellowknife Budget 2026-2028
This document presents the City of Yellowknife's 2026 Budget, serving as a three-year rolling financial plan and strategic roadmap. It outlines resource allocations for 2026-2028, guided by Council's strategic directions: People First, Service Excellence, and Building a Sustainable Future. The plan aims to transform Yellowknife into a vibrant, inclusive, and prosperous economic and service center, ensuring environmentally, socially, and fiscally responsible municipal infrastructure, programs, and services.
