As raging wildfires close Highways 35 and 58 around High Level, Alb., Yellowknife's food and delivery services are keeping a close watch.

If the fire doesn't spread north of High Level, and cut off its northbound highway, delivery should be able to continue unabated, according to Northern FoodServices Owner Roger Walker. He said the company will keep an eye on the situation, but its trucks typically come through Highway 88 and Red Earth on their way to Yellowknife.

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Meanwhile, Glen Meek of Glen's Your Independent Grocer is waiting to hear word from Edmonton. His contacts there still need to deliver word of the situation SA国际影视传媒� and whether they can service the area as Alberta evacuates High Level.

Rig Logistics, which trucks the grocery store's food in, hasn't seized service, according to the company's Bill Goodrich. SA国际影视传媒淲e're getting our loads through,SA国际影视传媒� he said. SA国际影视传媒淣o delays as of this time, except for in High Level itself, because of the power outage and so forth.SA国际影视传媒�

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This story will be updated as it develops.