Luke Carroll is a reporter at CBC News in Yellowknife. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, law and legal affairs, and climate change, with a particular focus on consumer health and mental health in Canada. Luke's work has been featured in CHFS (Fort Smith, NT), Sydney Weekender, CBC, BMC, and BioRxiv.
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Luke Carroll's articles predominantly focus on local government and political developments within the Northwest Territories, particularly in Yellowknife. He also covers breaking news and evolving stories related to this region. If you're reaching out to Luke, consider offering insights or interviews with local political figures or community leaders regarding government announcements, NWT elections, wildfires, indigenous issues, and other topics relevant to the region. This could include providing expert analysis on ongoing stories or access to insider perspectives on emerging events in the area.
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Some patients say lineups are discouraging, while others are thankful that service even exists
By: Luke Carroll
The N.W.T.'s chief environmental health officer says he received multiple complaints about the sewage
Data shows the N.W.T. has had as many evacuations in 2020s as previous 30 years combined
There are nearly 160 inmates in the jail designed for 148, a number that's been trending upwards
By: Luke Carroll
Decrease in overdose deaths comes from easier access to naloxone and testing, says Dr. Kami Kandola
By: Devon Tredinnick, Luke Carroll
Yellowknife Women's Society says program faces 'urgent crisis' amid housing changes
NTPC and Naka Power say infrastructure can handle the current load; this was a case of poor communication
Voters to elect a new mayor and 8 city councillors on Oct. 19
By: Luke Carroll
Several current and former Yellowknifers say they found out their booking wasn't available at the last minute
By: Luke Carroll
A housing expert originally from Yellowknife says the loss of homes will interrupt the tenants healing
