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Hot, dry N W T weather keeping the mosquitoes down — for now

An entomologist who works with the N.W.T. government said mosquito populations throughout the territory are lower than average. That’s because most types of mosquitoes "love water," and conditions in parts of the territory have been hot and dry instead.

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Part of Dempster highway closed due to blizzard, June snow showers hit the North

The Dempster Highway, particularly near the Richardson Mountains, is under a blizzard warning. Meanwhile, Fort McPherson, N.W.T., and Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, each got dusted in snow.

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation sparks hope for these residential school survivors

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation sparks hope for these residential school survivors
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation sparks hope for these residential school survivors

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Rays of light in the dark: How N W T communities got through a year of COVID-19

Rays of light in the dark: How N.W.T. communities got through a year of COVID-19 With large gatherings cancelled and out of territory travel strongly discouraged, people in Northwest Territories communities have spent more time over the last year with their families, helping out in their communities and venturing out on the land. Social Sharing With gatherings cancelled and travel discouraged, people are spending more time with family, out on the land Posted: Apr 01, 2021 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 1 A child at a spring culture camp outside Fort Good Hope. (Alex Brockman/CBC) Paulina Roche says she s never seen so many fishing huts out on Great Bear Lake.

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