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Photos! Team NWT at the Canada Winter Games – day one

Ollie Williams
By Ollie Williams

Team NWT began the 2015 Canada Winter Games at Friday’s opening ceremony in Prince George, BC.

Here are the team’s best photos from the night.

Come back to My Yellowknife Now throughout the Games for more photos and coverage of the NWT’s athletes.

Read: Hay River biathlete is NWT’s Canada Games flagbearer

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Ollie Williams
Ollie Williams
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