Schedule
Each court maintains a sitting schedule when judges will hear cases. The court docket (the list of matters before the court) is created by assigning matters to sittings. A matter identifies a case and the step in the judicial process to be undertaken by the court. Parties to a case (involved persons or businesses) are often required to appear in court when matters for their case are heard.
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The list of matters set before the Courts of the Northwest Territories by location and date.
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The list of persons and businesses appearing in court today, and the location and time of the sitting in which they will appear.
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Information on planned court sittings and the planning process.
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PDF versions of the court dockets - the matters set before each court. Access to some dockets is restricted for privacy reasons and requires a password.