Fort Smith is a small community located in the Northwest Territories of Canada, situated near the border with Alberta. It lies along the Slave River and is known for its stunning natural landscapes, including nearby waterfalls and parks. The town serves as a gateway to the beautiful Wood Buffalo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The population of Fort Smith is around 2,400 residents, primarily Indigenous peoples, including the Métis and Dene communities. The economy is largely based on government services, tourism, and local businesses. Fort Smith also has a rich cultural heritage, with various events celebrating its history and traditions.