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Fort Resolution District Education Authority and parent coalition meet, resolve to address future concerns - Vimarsana News

Fort Resolution District Education Authority and parent coalition meet, resolve to address future concerns

The Fort Resolution District Education Authority met with a newly formed parent coalition this week. The coalition called for the special meeting after serious allegations about Deninu School as a workplace and educational centre surfaced in the media.

Source: cbc.ca
Forest fire to blame for power outages in South Slave communities - Vimarsana News

Forest fire to blame for power outages in South Slave communities

The Northwest Territories Power Corporation said it cut power to the Taltson hydro transmission line after a forest fire in the area likely caused an interruption on it. Now the communities of Fort Smith, Fort Resolution, Hay River, Enterprise and K’átł’odeeche First Nation are running on diesel instead.

Source: cbc.ca
As power rates increase, Fort Smith should benefit from nearby Taltson dam, says former MP - Vimarsana News

As power rates increase, Fort Smith should benefit from nearby Taltson dam, says former MP

A former N.W.T. MP and Fort Smith mayor says his community has always had lower rates because of its close proximity to the Taltson hydro system, and he doesn't want to give that up.

Source: cbc.ca
Fort Smith leaders, residents protest N.W.T. power rate hikes at public hearing - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith leaders, residents protest N.W.T. power rate hikes at public hearing

The Northwest Territories Power Corporation is asking the N.W.T. Public Utilities Board to approve a range of rate hikes, but people in Fort Smith say rates in their community are increasing too rapidly and they want alternatives to be considered.

Source: cbc.ca
N.W.T. Métis to use federal funding to secure more homes, repair existing units and house elders - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. Métis to use federal funding to secure more homes, repair existing units and house elders

Over the next seven years, the NWT Métis Nation plans to use $20 million to get more homes in the communities.

Source: cbc.ca