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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

Page 13

If you buy your liquor in the Northwest Territories, be prepared to be reminded of the dangers of alcohol consumption with each purchase.

Bottles of alcoholic beverages sold in the Northwest Territories now boast warning labels similar to those found on cigarette boxes.

The health warnings are part of the NWT Liquor Commissions' latest campaign to educate the public about the detrimental effects of alcohol.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.

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A movie starring a tiny paper polar bear may help northern children avoid the dangers of gasoline fume addiction.

The National Film Board's animated movie, The Sniffing Bear, is aimed at helping northern children avoid the dangers of inhaling gasoline fumes, said the film's creator Co Hoedeman.

"The Inuit, along with the First Nations, wanted to send a message to the children of the north that sniffing gasoline is hazardous to their health," he said.