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Who's in, who's out following Monday's N.W.T. community elections - Vimarsana News

Who's in, who's out following Monday's N.W.T. community elections

The election results for hamlets in the Northwest Territories reveal some communities saw competitive races, but others saw acclamations

Source: cbc.ca
N.W.T. gov't has spent a fraction of its emergency flood money - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. gov't has spent a fraction of its emergency flood money

As of Sept. 30, the N.W.T. government had spent just $6 million of more than $31 million in emergency funding it approved last June to help victims of the spring’s severe flooding. It also has contracts in place to spend another $20 million of the funding.

Source: cbc.ca
Fibre line under Great Slave Lake would help protect against changing climate, says Det'on Cho - Vimarsana News

Fibre line under Great Slave Lake would help protect against changing climate, says Det'on Cho

As infrastructure becomes increasingly susceptible to floods and fire, Det'on Cho Management says an underwater fibre line connecting the North and South Slave regions will help protect against outages.

Source: cbc.ca
N.W.T. reports 27 new cases of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. reports 27 new cases of COVID-19

The majority of cases continue to be in the Yellowknife area where health officials now say an outbreak in the underhoused community has 'peaked.'

Source: cbc.ca
N.W.T. will pay all housing repair costs for flood victims without insurance - Vimarsana News

N.W.T. will pay all housing repair costs for flood victims without insurance

The territory will be getting the money to repair homes from the Disaster Assistance Policy, which offers either 80 per cent of the total cost of structural repairs or up to $100,000 dollars for those that do not have their own home insurance. That funding cap is being removed for this year's 2021 flood season, so those without insurance will have the full value of their damage assessment paid for by the N.W.T. government.  Under this policy, victims can also file claims for any essential items they might have lost in the floods. The territory won't be lifting the funding cap for those cla...

Source: cbc.ca