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Slave River Paddlefest! Join us Aug. 2-5, 2019
Summer Recreation Programs in Fort Smith!

Looking for things to do this summer? Check out all of our great programs!
The Great Trail Treasure Hunt!

We've hidden a box along one of Fort Smith's trails! Find out how to participate and Happy Hunting!
Emergency Preparedness

Learn more about the Town's Emergency Plans and Notification process.
What to do in Fort Smith this Summer!

Little town, big adventure!

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Explore the history and adventure of Fort Smith’s incredible landscape.

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Latest News

July 22, 2019

Aboriginal Coaching Modules - August 17, 2019

July 22, 2019

Wood Buffalo National Park Fire Information Update July 21, 2019

July 19, 2019

Public Notice - Water Service Disruption Monday, July 22nd 2019

July 19, 2019

WBNP Fire Information Update July 19, 2019

July 19, 2019

Parents and Tots Water Days July 26th 11am to 3pm

Upcoming Events

Jul

Barefeet on the Salt Plains - Guided Hike

Guided hike to the Salt Plains in Wood Buffalo National Park every Tuesday...

Jul

Get to Know Your Trails - Wood Buffalo NP

Join us in Wood Buffalo National Park as we take you on some of our...

Jul

Northern Life Museum Kids Program

For more information go to www.nlmcc.ca or call the museum at 872-2859... Read more

Jul

Mission to Mars Hike - Wood Buffalo NP

Every Thursday at 1:00 pm.

Allow us to take you on an intergalactic...

Jul

Northern Life Museum Adult Art Workshops

Fort Smith, NT Canada

Nestled in the boreal forest along the banks of the mighty Slave River, Fort Smith is a friendly, multicultural community with a population of 2,500. We are the education capital of the NWT, and the gateway to Wood Buffalo National Park, the largest national park in Canada and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Our site is full of information for residents, visitors, newcomers, and businesses. Come on in.

Did You Know

Francois Beaulieu II, known locally as “Old Man” Beaulieu, was an important Metis leader and the founding father of the Northwest Territories Metis. He lived from 1771 to 1872 and was designated a National Historic Person in 2000.

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