Emma Tranter is a Reporter/Editor at CBC North. She primarily covers issues related to climate change, water management, and public education, with a focus on the Kitikmeot region of Nunavut and broader North American topics. Emma's work has been featured in Radio Canada International and CBC.
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The first case of white-nose syndrome has been found in Fort Smith area
Yellowknife RCMP are asking for help to find Andrea Adzin, who they say has been missing since June 3.
By: Emma Tranter, Chris Windeyer
Plane was responding to a wildfire when it crashed Wednesday evening
Fire didn't significantly grow overnight, crews focused on protecting structures
By: Emma Tranter
Evacuation order for N.W.T. community of 1,300 was issued Sunday night
By: Emma Tranter
Both communities remain under evacuation orders A wildfire burning near Fort Simpson did not move closer to the community overnight, N.W.T. fire officials said on Wednesday.
Crews working to extinguish fire's edge Fire crews are trying to extinguish the edge of a fire burning near Fort Simpson in order to help protect the community, fire officials say.
By: Emma Tranter
N.W.T. gov't's fire ban affects North and South Slave private and public lands
By: Emma Tranter
The ban, put in place earlier this week, applies to all public and private land in the North and South Slave.
A coroner's inquest into the death of Abraham Natanine of Clyde River, Nunavut, will take place this fall, more than six years after he was shot and killed by RCMP.
