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Low water has N W T looking to dredge river at Fort Simpson ferry crossing

Low water has N W T looking to dredge river at Fort Simpson ferry crossing
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N W T leaders concerned wildfires, low water will mean even longer delay for much-needed housing units

N W T leaders concerned wildfires, low water will mean even longer delay for much-needed housing units
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Low water may complicate Fort Simpson s summer | Spare News

Low water may complicate Fort Simpson s summer | Spare News
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Should Shane Thompson be the N W T s next premier?

Some of those who lost to him in the Nahendeh district, meanwhile, say he shouldn t even run for cabinet this time around.

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Fort Simpson, N W T , sees fire protection work as a biofuel opportunity

The Liard and Mackenzie rivers may offer Fort Simpson some protection from wildfire but the community is still flanked by dense forest on its western and southern sides, and leaders are thinking about how material from fire breaks can be put to good use.

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