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Film

In 2007, 3.4 million watched the premiere of Ice Road Truckers, the first reality TV series filmed in the NWT, making it the most-watched original telecast in History Channel’s 12 year history.
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Transportation

Highways, ice roads and airlines cover the vast expanse of the Northwest Territories, from the north edge of Alberta to the Beaufort Sea.
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Retail and Wholesale Trade

In 2009, the NWT had the highest retail sales per capita in Canada, at $15,968, some 30 percent higher than the Canadian average of $12,312.
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Tourism

Tourism is the largest single renewable resource based industry in the NWT, and a major economic motivator with $111m in expenditures in 2010/2011.
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Manufacturing

Products include wood and metal fabrication for the mining and exploration industries, boats, and concrete and home products. Can mineral processing be next?
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Fur, Agriculture and Fisheries

Agriculture, fisheries, trapping and commercial game harvesting generate income and employment for many NWT residents.
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Construction

Most NWT construction firms start small with little more than a tool box and a pickup truck. Some have grown considerably, expanding into southern Canada and abroad.
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Energy

In the Northwest Territories electricity is generated in three ways: hydropower, diesel fuel and natural gas. Future options include geothermal, biomass and wind power.
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Oil and Gas

The NWT has world-class deposits, including an estimated 8.2 billion barrels of oil and 97 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves.
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Mining

Mining is the largest economic sector in the Northwest Territories, with the diamond mines generating approximately $1.7 billion in export sales.
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Film

In 2007, 3.4 million watched the premiere of Ice Road Truckers, the first reality TV series filmed in the NWT, making it the most-watched original telecast in History Channel’s 12 year history.
Read more

Transportation

Highways, ice roads and airlines cover the vast expanse of the Northwest Territories, from the north edge of Alberta to the Beaufort Sea.
Read more

Retail and Wholesale Trade

In 2009, the NWT had the highest retail sales per capita in Canada, at $15,968, some 30 percent higher than the Canadian average of $12,312.
Read more

Tourism

Tourism is the largest single renewable resource based industry in the NWT, and a major economic motivator with $111m in expenditures in 2010/2011.
Read more

Manufacturing

Products include wood and metal fabrication for the mining and exploration industries, boats, and concrete and home products. Can mineral processing be next?
Read more

Fur, Agriculture and Fisheries

Agriculture, fisheries, trapping and commercial game harvesting generate income and employment for many NWT residents.
Read more

Construction

Most NWT construction firms start small with little more than a tool box and a pickup truck. Some have grown considerably, expanding into southern Canada and abroad.
Read more

Energy

In the Northwest Territories electricity is generated in three ways: hydropower, diesel fuel and natural gas. Future options include geothermal, biomass and wind power.
Read more

Oil and Gas

The NWT has world-class deposits, including an estimated 8.2 billion barrels of oil and 97 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves.
Read more

Mining

Mining is the largest economic sector in the Northwest Territories, with the diamond mines generating approximately $1.7 billion in export sales.
Read more

Looking for Business Opportunities?

Consider the Northwest Territories

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Film In 2007, 3.4 million watched the premiere of Ice Road Truckers, the first reality TV series filmed in the NWT, making it the most-watched original telecast in History Channel’s 12 year history. Read more

Transportation Highways, ice roads and airlines cover the vast expanse of the Northwest Territories, from the north edge of Alberta to the Beaufort Sea. Read more

Retail and Wholesale Trade In 2009, the NWT had the highest retail sales per capita in Canada, at $15,968, some 30 percent higher than the Canadian average of $12,312. Read more

Tourism Tourism is the largest single renewable resource based industry in the NWT, and a major economic motivator with $111m in expenditures in 2010/2011. Read more

Manufacturing Products include wood and metal fabrication for the mining and exploration industries, boats, and concrete and home products. Can mineral processing be next? Read more

Fur, Agriculture and Fisheries Agriculture, fisheries, trapping and commercial game harvesting generate income and employment for many NWT residents. Read more

Construction Most NWT construction firms start small with little more than a tool box and a pickup truck. Some have grown considerably, expanding into southern Canada and abroad. Read more

Energy In the Northwest Territories electricity is generated in three ways: hydropower, diesel fuel and natural gas. Future options include geothermal, biomass and wind power. Read more

Oil and Gas The NWT has world-class deposits, including an estimated 8.2 billion barrels of oil and 97 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves. Read more

Mining Mining is the largest economic sector in the Northwest Territories, with the diamond mines generating approximately $1.7 billion in export sales. Read more

Looking for Business Opportunities?

Consider the Northwest Territories

About Invest NWT

Recent News

Investment

Film

In 2007, 3.4 million watched the premiere of Ice Road Truckers, the first reality TV series filmed in the NWT, making it the most-watched original telecast in History Channel’s 12 year history.
Read more

Transportation

Highways, ice roads and airlines cover the vast expanse of the Northwest Territories, from the north edge of Alberta to the Beaufort Sea.
Read more

Retail and Wholesale Trade

In 2009, the NWT had the highest retail sales per capita in Canada, at $15,968, some 30 percent higher than the Canadian average of $12,312.
Read more

Tourism

Tourism is the largest single renewable resource based industry in the NWT, and a major economic motivator with $111m in expenditures in 2010/2011.
Read more

Manufacturing

Products include wood and metal fabrication for the mining and exploration industries, boats, and concrete and home products. Can mineral processing be next?
Read more

Fur, Agriculture and Fisheries

Agriculture, fisheries, trapping and commercial game harvesting generate income and employment for many NWT residents.
Read more

Construction

Most NWT construction firms start small with little more than a tool box and a pickup truck. Some have grown considerably, expanding into southern Canada and abroad.
Read more

Energy

In the Northwest Territories electricity is generated in three ways: hydropower, diesel fuel and natural gas. Future options include geothermal, biomass and wind power.
Read more

Oil and Gas

The NWT has world-class deposits, including an estimated 8.2 billion barrels of oil and 97 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves.
Read more

Mining

Mining is the largest economic sector in the Northwest Territories, with the diamond mines generating approximately $1.7 billion in export sales.
Read more