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In a joint statement Monday, the territorial leaders pointed to the recent Yellowknife outbreak as a reminder of how quickly the virus can spread and of the vulnerability in our communities.

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The statement follows a Dene Nation press conference on May 7, where Dene National Chief Norman Yakeleya called on residents to vaccinate.

Tlicho community services and the Tlicho government have partnered to ensure the Tlicho people have access to proper information and opportunities to vaccinate.

A Moderna clinic for adults in Behchoko is being help Monday May 10, and a Pfizer clinic for Behchoko youth aged 12-17 will take place May 11.

Additional dates for vaccine clinics in Gameti, Wekweeti, and Whati will be announced soon.

Anyone seeking further information can contact the Health Centre at 396-6075.

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