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2016 TCSA Regional Heritage Fair

March 4, 2016, 10:40 am
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Tłı̨chǫ Nàowo wet’àɂa. Tłı̨chǫ Nàowo wet’à nàts’etsò - A true celebratıon of Tłı̨chǫ culture, hıstory and tradıtıons!

MASO CHO to Host School/Community: Mezi Community School, Whati

  • John Sarapnickas, Principal
  • Jennifer Rae, School Heritage Fair Coordinator
  • Senior high school drummers – prayer song
  • MCS grade 1 & 2 – singing O’ Canada in Tłı̨chǫ
  • MCS Ambassadors –assisting the Xàhtǫ (vısıtors)
  • Cooks & Helpers– for the wonderful meal
  • Staff and students for their support and for making us feel welcome 

Top 3 winners from each category: 

Category 1: grades 4 and 5

Name

Project

School/community

Teacher/grade

1.Sly Mantla

Real or Fake

EMES/Behchokǫ̀

Rachel Reesor/5

2.Marıe Bıshop

Dechı

EMES/Behchokǫ́

Rachel Reesor/5

3.Trıstana Danıels-Nıtsıza

Tłı̨chǫ Yatı

CJBRHS/Edzo

Stephanıe Staller/5

Category 2: grades 6 and 7

Name

Project

School/community

Teacher/grade

1.Angie Arrowmaker

My Filipino/ Tłı̨chǫ Heritage

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/7

2.Kyla Simpson & Kara Lee Nitsiza

Junior Canadian Rangers

MCS/Whati

Joshua Linkletter/7

3.Emma Gauthier

Zabe

EMES/ Behchokǫ́

Alestine Mantla/6

Category 3: grade 8 and 9

Name

Project

School/community

Teacher/grade

1.Laylu Judas

Now and Then

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/9

2.Carmen Flunkie

Passage to Womanhood

MCS/Whati

Patricia Sarapnickas/9

3.Kearia Magrum and Megan Rabesca

Wekweeti

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/8

Top 5 Projects advancing to the Territorial Heritage Fair in Yellowknife May 5-8, 2016

Name

Project

School/community

Teacher/grade

1.Laylu Judas

Now and Then

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/9

2.Carmen Flunkie

Passage to Womanhood

MCS/Whati

Patricia Sarapnickas/9

3.Angie Arrowmaker

My Filipino/ Tłı̨chǫ Heritage

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/7

4. Kyla Simpson & Kara Lee Nitsiza

Junior Canadian Rangers

MCS/Whati

Joshua Linkletter/7

5. Kearia Magrum and Megan Rabesca

Wekweeti

AAS/Wekweeti

Alison Alleyn/8

Special Recognition … to students who had advanced to the Regional Heritage Fair consequently for 4 years or more

Name

Projects

School/community

1.Laylu Judas

2016        Now and Then

2015        Mining in the NWT (partner Angie

                  Arrowkmaker)

2014       Medicine Power

2013       Traditional Medicine

2012       Old Time Marriage (advanced to

                Territorial Heritage Fair)

AAS/Wekweeti

2.Carmen Flunkie

2016        Passage to Womanhood

2015        Caribou

2014        Traditional Clothing (advanced to

                 Territorial Heritage Fair)

2013        Traditional Foods

MCS/Whati

 

Masi cho to the Chaperones … for their dedication and commitment (7:00 am- 7pm)

  • Celine Eyakfwo, AAS, Wekweeti
  • Therese Mantla, EMES, Behchokǫ́
  • Cameron Gee, JWGS, Gameti
  • Rachel Smith, CJBRHS, Edzo

Masi cho to heritage fair judges for their dedication and commitment and hard work

  1. Colinda Blondin ( 7:00am to 7:00pm)
  2. Giselle Marion (7:00am to 7:00pm)
  3. Sheila Bishop (7:00am to 7:00pm)
  4. Rebecca Smith (7:00am to 7:00pm)
  5. Caroline Jeremick’ca
  6. Rosa Mantla
  7. Leona Flunkie
  8. Megan Fraser
  9. Laverna Nitsiza
  10. Will Egan
  11. Dylan Moosenose
  12. Arianna Steinwand

MASI CHO, MASICHO to the media

  • CBC Radio, Kate Kyle
  • APTN ( Aboriginal Peoples Television Network), Iman Kassam
  • CBC Tłı̨chǫ Hour – Harriet Paul

MASI CHO to Air Tindi and their staff for getting the students and staff to Whati

  • Bob Schnurr
  • Pilots
  • Trevor McKnight, Charter Quote Specialist
  • Wesley Howe, Flight Coordinator

MASI CHO to Schools Heritage Fair Coordinators

  • Rebecca Smith, Chief Jimmy Bruneau School, Edzo
  • Stephanie Staller, Chief Jimmy Bruneau School, Edzo
  • Jill Mulcahy, Jean Wetrade Gameti School, Gameti
  • Jessica Appleton, Jean Wetrade Gameti School, Gameti
  • Alestine Mantla, Elizabeth Mackenzie Elementary School, Behchokǫ́
  • Therese Mantla, Elizabeth Mackenzie Elementary School, Behchokǫ́
  • Alison Alleyn, Alexis Arrowmaker School, Wekweeti

MASI CHO to all those who assisted in the Regional Heritage Fair

  • Rosa Mantla, TCSA
  • Sheila Bishop, TCSA
  • Tracy Beaulieu, TCSA
  • Tammy Steinwand, Education Leave, TCSA/Community
  • Arthur Elms, TCSA
  • Chris Cochrane, CJBRHS
  • Bus Drivers, CJRBHS

MASI CHO to all teachers and support staff in the region

  • Alexis Arrowmaker School, Wekweeti
  • Chief Jimmy Bruneau Regional High School, Edzo (Behchokǫ́)
  • Elizabeth Mackenzie Elementary School, Behchokǫ́
  • Mezi Community School, Whati

Most of all MASI CHO t’a MASI CHO to all the students who participated in their school heritage fair and to those who advanced to Regional Heritage Fair

Haıley Steınwand-Deschambeault

Rachel Phıllıp

Tanısha Steınwand

Trıstana Danıels-Nıtsıza

Hannah Zoe

Kayleıgh Gauthıer

Allıstaır Wetrade

Noah Nıtsıza

Theresa Zoe

Marıe Bıshop

Sly Mantla

Nashawn Tlokka

Karman Bud

Emma Gauthıer

Dakota Rıchardson

Adam Zoe

Dıllon Mantla

Amelıa Bekale

Kobe Apples

Gara Dryneck

Danita Bishop

Carmen Flunkie

Kayla Simpson & Kara Lee Nitsiza

Danielle Bishop

Lynn Football & Alyssa Bishop

Angıe Arrowmaker

Keaıra Magrum/

Laylu Judas

 

For more information please contact:

Lucy Lafferty
Tlicho Language Culture Coordinator
Tlicho Community Services Agency
867-392-3000 Ext: 223

 

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Canada Day Challenge

March 9, 2016, 11:54 am
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Must recieve entries by post marked by no later than April 1, 2016.

The 2016 Canada Day Challenge is launched! The Challenge is a great opportunity for Canadian youth between 8 and 18 years of age to express their creativity and their pride in Canada.

Again this year, we offer youth the chance to participate in three exciting categories:

  • DRAW IT! Draw, paint, and sketch! Youth can draw inspiration from Canada's past and present to create a colourful poster design.
  • SNAP IT! Youth can use their smartphones or digital cameras and submit their best photograph that captures Canada through their eyes.
  • WRITE IT! Youth can express their thoughts about what Canada means to them and capture Canada's amazing spirit in writing. The original work can be a short story, a poem, or an essay.

sending entries by post, they must be post marked by no later than April 1, 2016.

What you need before you start

Visit our website at www.challenge.pch.gc.ca for more contest details and to see the exceptional works of the 2015 winners.

 

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Nunavut Calving Grounds

March 10, 2016, 8:36 am
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March 10, 2016 - For Immediate Release

Behchokǫ̀, NT– The health of the barren-ground caribou is of critical importance to the Tłı̨chǫ. The Tłı̨chǫ have committed to significantly reduced harvesting levels and in the case of the Bathurst Caribou herd, a complete ban on harvesting. We are working with our partners to develop plans to protect the herds. This includes management actions with Wek’ èezhı̀i and the NWT.

Nunavut is a separate jurisdiction with its own plans, laws and responsibilities. The Tłı̨chǫ Government respects the jurisdictions of Nunavut, and is working with, listening to,  and providing advice to all our partners in Nunavut, including and especially the Kitikmeot Inuit Association. We share common goals, protecting our resources; the Caribou, the water while identifying sustainable opportunities for the employment of our people, the people of Nunavut and the NWT.

The recently discussed Tundra copper project is an exploration in Nunavut. This exploration is small scale. Our main concern was that the exploration was scheduled on the calving grounds during calving season. The company adjusted its schedule. We were assured that our partners (the Kugluktuk Hunters and Trapping Organization) would be there as monitors. We understand that Kugluktuk harvesters were in the helicopters and that no Caribou were near the drilling sites. We trust our partners in Nunavut, on their own lands. They want the same thing, protection of the caribou.

Tłı̨chǫ Government continues to support the complete protection of the caribou calving and post calving grounds and has made submissions to the Nunavut Land Use Planning Commission calling for measures that will ensure the protection of the critically important calving and post calving grounds.

Tłı̨chǫ Government will continue to monitor existing developments and carefully review any new proposed development within the calving and post-calving grounds and make such recommendations, and take such action, as we deem necessary to protect the herds. We look forward to continuing to work with our partners in Nunavut moving forward.

Media inquiries:
Giselle Marion 
Implementation Facilitator, Communication and Special Projects
Tłı̨chǫ Ndek'àowo / Tłı̨chǫ Government
Phone: (867) 392-6925 or (Cell) 867-446-3481

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Engaging Community Tourism Champions

March 10, 2016, 8:58 am
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Economic Development Officers and participants from around the Northwest Territories attended the Engaging Community Tourism Champions, from March 8 - 10, 2016 in Yellowknife.  Workshop was centred on Transforming Northwest Territories Communities through Tourism, A Guidebook for Community Tourism Champions. 

The aim of the workshop is to build the capacity of Community Leaders, Community Tourism Champions, Economic Development Officers, Tourism Development Officers, Senior Administrative Officers, and other interested community development personnel through the following:

Emphasize the importance of tourism as a cornerstone of the Northwest Territories Economic development strategy.

Provide skills and confers tools to Economic development officers and other economic leaders to be Community Tourism Champions - helping communities leverage opportunities a amble in the tourism section of the economy. 

Support and encourage communities to develop community tourism development strategies and action plans. 

Participants will learn to engage and prepare community members in the tourism planning process, and identify tourism opportunities. Including developing a tourism plan which includes local residents and organizations. 

For more information please contact:
Training & Development Facilitator
Tłįchǫ Government / Tłįchǫ  Ndek'àowo
(867) 392-6381 ext:1313
List of participants from the Tłįchǫ Region:
  • Carol Arrowmaker, Wekweètì EDO, Tłįchǫ Government
  • Larry Baran, Deputy SAO, Community Government of Whatì
  • Belinda Blackduck, Gamètì EDO, Tłįchǫ Government
  • Judal Dominicata, SAO, Community Government of Gamètì
  • Adeline Football, Wekweètì Community Director, Tłįchǫ Government
  • Vickie Francisco, Training & Development Facilitator, Tłįchǫ Government - Behchokǫ̀
  • Diane Lafferty  Business Development Officer, GNWT - Behchokǫ̀
  • Giselle Marion, Tlicho Online Store - Behchokǫ̀
  • Lisa Nitsiza, SAO, Community Government of of Whatì 
  • Joni Tsatchia, Government Services Officer, GNWT - Wekweètì
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Northern Governance Conference - Showcasing Successes

March 10, 2016, 9:06 am
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Administrators from municipal, territorial, federal and Aboriginal governments are meeting at the Northern Governance Conference in Yellowknife at the Explorer Hotel from March 1-3, to share successes, collaborate and engage with leaders.

The theme of the conference is ‘Learning from One Another’ and features officials, practitioners and academics who will showcase the innovative work being done throughout the North.  Conference presentations explore topics such as: Aboriginal self-government; policy and law making in northern governance; community government and engagement; research, evidence and traditional knowledge; increasing capacity through partnerships and intergovernmental relations in the North.

There are a variety of speakers at the conference including representatives from the Tłı̨chǫ Government, Gwich’in Tribal Council, Sahtu Secretariat Incorporated, Délı̨nę Got’ı̨nę Government, Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, Government of the Northwest Territories, Government of Canada, the City of Yellowknife as well as academics from the University of Alberta, Dechinta, Osgoode Hall Law School, and the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy.

The Northern Governance Conference is jointly organized by the Institute of Public Administration of Canada’s Northwest Territories Regional Group (IPAC NWT), the Government of Canada’s Department of Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, Government of the Northwest Territories’ Department of Aboriginal Affairs and Intergovernmental Relation and Department of Municipal and Community Affairs, Tłı̨chǫ Government and Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy.

IPAC is Canada’s premier organization dedicated to excellence in public service and its regional group, IPAC NWT, is active throughout the year, holding events, providing networking opportunities and resources of interest to public administrators across the territory. Currently, IPAC NWT has over 300 members from all levels of government across the territory. 

To learn more about the Northern Governance Conference, please go to www.ntgovernance.com. 

For more information please contact:

Jennifer Whitaker
Secretary, IPAC NWT
Regional Group Executive
Tel: (867) 767-9144 ext. 11013

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Tlicho Winter Road - UPDATE

March 11, 2016, 8:47 am
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The Tlicho Winter Road to Whatì is now rated at 22,500 kilograms gross vehicle weight.

Please watch for and slow down at an overflow area at Km 25 on Marian Lake.  

The Tlicho Winter Road to Gameti is now rated at 15,000 kilograms.

The Tlicho Winter Road to Wekweètì is under construction and we anticipate it will open next week.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 
Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.

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Tlicho Winter Road - UPDATE

March 14, 2016, 3:13 pm
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Please be advised that at 6:00 PM today, March 14th the Tlicho Winter Road to Wekweètì will OPEN to 10,000 kilograms gross vehicle weight.

Please watch for a single lane section on Portage 229 near Km 130 as well as a pressure ridge at Km 141 on Basler Lake.

The Tlicho Winter Road to Whatì is open to 22,500 kilograms gross vehicle weight.

Please watch for and slow down at an overflow area at Km 25 on Marian Lake.  

The Tlicho Winter Road to Gameti is now rated at 15,000 kilograms.

Please watch for construction equipment working on lakes and portage throughout the winter road system.  When travelling on NWT winter roads you should carry plenty of fuel and ensure a responsible person knows when you are leaving and when you expect to reach your destination.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 
Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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Tłįchǫ Special Gathering in Whatì.

February 15, 2013, 8:21 am
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Community Government Elections - June 10, 2013

May 9, 2013, 2:56 pm
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Tlicho Community Government Election

Photo ©: 

St. Michael's Photo

Notice is given to the voters in Behchoko, Gameti, Wekweeti and Whati that an election for Chief and Councillors will be held on June 10, 2013 for each Community.

Behchoko - For more information call 867-392-6500

Gameti -  For more information you can contact Irene Mantla at 867-997-3074.

Wekweeti - For more information you can contact Noella Kodzin at 867-713-2010.

Whati - For more information you can contact Larry Baran at 867-573-3401.

 

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Trails of Our Ancestors - Application Deadline

June 20, 2013, 12:28 pm
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Trail of Our Ancestors - Application Deadline

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Tłįchǫ Government

“Trails of our Ancestors” application deadline is July 19, 2013.

The Trails of the Ancestors have always considered to be a vision to re-trace our past and see it through the eyes of our elders.  Traveling by canoe, our people honor their ancestors and experience the traditional spirit that will carry on with them for generations.  Today, we have had over 2000 people who have participated since the Trials of the Ancestors was implemented in 1992.

The canoe trip is a lot of hard work but at the end, we have sense of great accomplishment and achievement.  The youth share their feeling with fellow team members and families about their once in a life time experience of traveling with canoes on the land.  Our youth participants has increased and growing each year.

The 9th Tłįchǫ Annual Gathering and 1st Session of the 3rd Tłįchǫ Assembly will be held in Behchokǫ̀ on August 6, 7, and 8, 2013.

  • We depart by canoe from Gamètì and Wekweètì on July 25, 2013.
  • We depart by canoe from Whatì, July 31, 2012

If you would like participated in the Trails of Our Ancestors Journey:

Contact Tony Rabesca, Director of Language, Culture & Communications Dept for more info:
Address: PO Box 412, Behchokǫ̀ NT XOE OYO
Tel:867.392-6381 ext 208
Fax: 867.392.6389
Email: tonyrabesca[at]tlicho[dot]com

Trails of Our Ancestors - Application Deadline
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March 24, 2016, 8:38 am
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Tlicho Winter Road - UPDATE

March 24, 2016, 9:01 am
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Please be advised the Whatì Winter Road is now open to 29,000 kilograms GVW.
 
The Gameti Winter Road is now open to 25,000 kilograms and the Wekweètì Winter Road is open to 15,000 kilograms.
 
Resupply efforts to the Tlicho Communities may start as early as next Monday.
 
Please watch and slow down for maintenance staff working along the alignment and engaged in flooding operations on various lakes.
 
If warm conditions forecasted for this weekend prevail the Department may restrict the Tlicho Winter Road system to Night Traffic Only on short notice.
 
All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 
Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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Tlicho Winter Road - UPDATE

March 30, 2016, 8:09 am
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Please be advised that the Gameti Winter Road is now open to 30,000 Kilograms Gross Vehicle Weight.

The Whatì Winter Road is open to 30,000 kilograms Gross Vehicle Weight.

The Wekweètì Winter Road remains at 15,000 kilograms but we expect an upgraded weight allowable by Friday.

Depending on daytime temperatures over the next few days the department may restrict travel to night time only, with little or no warning.

Resupply has started and commercial truck traffic will increase significantly over the next few days.

Please watch for soft, rough and slippery areas on portages.  With increasing temperatures and sunlight please expect melting and slippery areas on lakes. 

Please use caution and drive to the condition of the road.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 

Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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Have you seen this bird?? Red-winged Blackbird

March 31, 2016, 2:56 pm
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What: Researchers from Environment & Climate Change Canada are conducting a study to determine how Red-winged Blackbirds use local resources for reproduction across North America.

How: They will be collecting eggs from nests (1 egg/nest) and studying their composition.

Where: Red-winged Blackbirds are sometimes found nesting in dense aquatic vegetation around wetlands, lakes and borrow (gravel) pits.

When: Late May to early June are the best times to sample eggs.

Who: If you know of locations where this bird nests that are easily accessible (near a road), please contact the Tlicho Government office, Kevin Kardynal: kevin.kardynal[at]canada[dot]ca or 306-491-2165.

 

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Tlicho Winter Road - UPDATE

April 6, 2016, 2:54 pm
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Over the past week the conditions on the Tlicho Winter Road system have been deteriorating quickly.  We are seeing more and more overflow on Marian Lake as well as Rabbit Lake on the Gameti Road, and a pond south of Basler Lake on the Wekweètì Winter Road.  Portages south of Rat Lake on the Whatì Winter Road are deteriorating rapidly.  Highway Maintenance crews are addressing various overflow areas daily on Marian Lake.

Community Re-supply to Whatì, Gameti and Wekweètì should be complete in a few more days.

It is anticipated that the Tlicho Winter Road my close for the season with very little notice.

  • The Gameti Winter Road is open to 30,000 Kilograms Gross Vehicle Weight.
  • The Whatì Winter Road is open to 30,000 kilograms Gross Vehicle Weight.
  • The Wekweètì Winter Road is open to 20,000 kilograms.

 Please watch for equipment working as well as commercial vehicles conducting resupply operations.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 
Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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Tlicho Winter Road - Closed - Update

April 7, 2016, 2:47 pm
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The Whatì Winter Road is CLOSED from Whatì to Highway 3 due to overflow and damage to the ice surface on Marian Lake.

 

Highway Maintenance Crews are presently working on Marian Lake and expect it will be closed until at least noon tomorrow.

Further update will be provided by noon tomorrow.

Traffic may still travel between the communities of Whatì, Gameti and Wekweètì.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 

Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.

 

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Tlicho Winter Road - Open - Update

April 8, 2016, 10:34 am
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 Please be advised the Tlicho Winter Road to Whati is OPEN to 30,000 kg GVW.

The winter road to Gameti is open to 30,000 kilograms and the Wekweètì Winter Road is open to 20,000 kilograms. 
 
Please watch and slow down for Highway Maintenance crews working on Marian Lake. The winter road could close with very little notice. 

The following conditions apply on Marion Lake:

1)Commercial Traffic limited to 30 km /hr. on Marion Lake

2)Expect Delays

3)May close with little or no notice

4)Watch for crews working 

5)Obey all speed and warning signs

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 

Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.

 

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Ice Road Expected to Close Tuesday, April 12, 2016

April 10, 2016, 8:09 am
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The Tlicho Winter Road System is expected to CLOSE for the Season Tuesday April 12th at 10:00 AM.

Until then the Tlicho Winter Roads to Whatì, Gameti and Wekweètì are all open.

 Resupply in the Tlicho region is nearly complete.  

Conditions on Marian Lake continue to worsen with additional cracks forming and existing cracks and heaves continue to cause overflow and stability issues which are being closely monitored.

All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 

Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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Tlicho Winter Road system will CLOSE as of 10:00 this morning

April 12, 2016, 8:51 am
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Conditions on Marian Lake are poor with cracks and overflows narrowing the alignment to one lane in some areas. 
 
All the information regarding the condition of the NWT highways and roads is available on the DOT site at: http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/Highways/Highway-Conditions When you click on a segment of road, a window will open and will display the detailed conditions of that specific road. 
Important updates are also on GNWT DOT Twitter: @GNWT_DOT.
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