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Ryan Connon, a hydrologist with the Environment and Climate Change, said that also means an elevated risk of high water at breakup this year for the Peel River.

Graeme Clinton, owner of research firm Impact Economics, outlined the possible economic impacts to Yellowknife and the N.W.T. as major mines prepare for eventual closure.

This year, winter roads in the Sahtu and Dehcho saw opening windows close to historical averages, while the North Slave saw a very short winter road season.

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The N.W.T.’s wolf management program will collar its final group of wolves this March.

Extreme cold weather continues in the Prairies, but some relief is on the way, while both coasts are set to receive some messy wintry weather this week.

Extreme cold weather continues in the Prairies, but some relief is on the way, while both coasts are set to receive some messy wintry weather this week.

Dry conditions and low water levels are affecting hydro generation in the N.W.T. this year, prompting the territory's power corporation to ask to draw more water from a hydro reservoir than is normally allowed to under its current water licence.

Fred Sangris said there isn't a big population of wolves in the area of Yellowknife, Ndilǫ and Dettah — but sightings are happening more often because they're hungry and venturing near communities in search of food.