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How to Hire a Moving Truck ...
You want to only pay for the services you need during a move. If you think you can handle the packing and loading of your belongings but not the transportation, then you need to hire a moving truck, but not movers.
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What Your Pet Would Say on ...
If your pet could talk just for one day--and that day happened to be moving day--what would it say?
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Moving in With a Friend
Here are some things you should keep in mind when it comes to moving in with a friend.
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Canadian Moving Laws and ...
This guide will walk you through the different moving laws and regulations that are common to people who are moving to Canada or within Canada. Find out what you can expect during your move.
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Tips for Moving Into Your ...
Transitioning from your parents' home to a new apartment isn't easy, but it can be liberating. Here are some tips to guide you through this exciting time.
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To help you find local movers to relocate you within the Northwest Territories, TopMoving.ca has created an extensive network of professional and reliable moving companies in your area. All the movers in our network are screened and scrutinized to ensure they are registered in Canada to provide you with reliable moving services, whatever they may be.
To begin finding movers in the NWT area, head to our local moves page and fill out our quote form to start receiving no-cost estimates from knowledgeable moving companies nearby.
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 About the Northwest Territories
The Northwest Territories is the most populous territory in Northern Canada and is made up of territory islands in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, specifically: Banks Island, Borden Island, Prince Patrick Island, and portions of Victoria Island and Melville Island.
The NWT is also home to the deepest body of water in North America (Great Slave Lake) and the largest lake situated entirely in Canada (Great Bear Lake).
The Northwest Territories received new borders in 1999 when the territory was divided in the east to create its third province: Nunavut. At the time, the government considered changing the Northwest Territories name from the one given by the British government, but ultimately decided against it.
As for citizens, the NWT is one of two areas to have a majority of Aboriginal peoples (50.3 percent), the other being Nunavut. Because of this diverse population, the area has eleven official languages -- only two are non-Aboriginal in origin, French and English.
Due in large part to its natural resources (gold, diamonds, natural gas and petroleum), the Northwest Territories boasts the highest per capita GDP of any other territory or province in Canada. .
However, as a territory, the area has fewer legal rights than the Canadian provinces.
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