Fort Simpson residents have returned home to a changed landscape, marked by wildfire that destroyed one home and prompted the ...
Less than a week after the evacuation order for Fort Simpson residents was lifted, allowing residents to return home, the ...
A Fort Simpson mother says the decision to lift the wildfire evacuation order and give evacuees little time to pack was ...
Starting at 8 a.m. on Saturday July 18, people will be allowed to board the ferry and return home.
Fire officials in the N.W.T. say some rain in the Fort Simpson area has reduced the wildfire threat to the community — but the evacuation order likely won't be lifted for at least another week.
At an evacuation centre in Yellowknife, family remembers remained hopeful as the sound of Dene drums echoed through the room.
Residents of Fort Simpson, N.W.T., who have not yet left the community due to a nearby wildfire are being ordered to shelter in place until further notice. Officials say the fire may reach the ...
N.W.T. Fire extended its condolences to the families of three people who have been confirmed dead following a plane crash near Fort Simpson on Wednesday evening.
Ashley Okrainec spent years saving for, then fixing-up her trailer. It became her safe space in times of need. Okrainec says ...
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Canadian North Airlines cancels flights in Fort Simpson, N.W.T., due to wildfire
FORT SIMPSON — Canadian North Airlines says it's cancelling all flights in and out of Fort Simpson, N.W.T., until July 18 due to a wildfire that forced residents from their homes last month.
Heat seeking drones have helped crews locate hot spots and ash pits that could cause flare-ups or injury.
The 136,904-acre Fort Simpson wildfire continues to burn, and 25 wildfire personnel from Alberta joined the fight on July 19.
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