Northwest Territories (Canada)

The Northwest Territories (NWT) is a vast, sparsely populated region in northern Canada, known for its stunning natural landscapes including forests, lakes, and tundra. It covers about 1.1 million square kilometers and has a diverse Indigenous population, including Dene, Métis, and Inuit communities. The territory's economy relies on natural resources such as mining, oil, and fishing. Its climate features cold winters and short, mild summers. The NWT is governed by a territorial government and recognizes Indigenous rights and land claims, emphasizing cultural preservation and sustainable development in its policies.