Scammers are imitating NWT festivals, artists and organizers warn
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Scammers are imitating NWT festivals, artists and organizers warn
Alice Twa
Friday June 5, 2026 at 7:05pm MT
Updated: June 9, 2026 at 7:44am MT
At the 2025 Fireweed Festival, Sue Glowach discusses her art with a potential customer. Miriam Bosiljevac/Cabin Radio
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Sue Glowach, an NWT painter, is warning artists to be wary after losing hundreds of dollars to scammers pretending to be Fireweed Festival organizers.
“Why I want to talk about it is to get word out to other artists and vendors and craftspeople that participate in these festivals, to be aware that this is pretty active in the Nor…
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