Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 09 16/12/1989 How does Bill C-31 affect the lives of all native Canadians? This is the question Ottawa and Native organizations are trying to answer. Who is Status? And more importantly, does Ottawa have the right to decide? If not, who does? 09 16/12/1989 Hager's Fish Camp on the Stewart River near Mayo was the site of the Na-cho Ny'ak Dun's fishing protest in July 1989. This program details the reasons and events leading up to the fish-in 09 16/12/1989 The Kaska Language class at Ross River School has an opportunity to learn both their language and traditional trapping skills through first-hand experiences. Gordon Loverin - Bill C-31 11:13 Vic Istchenko - Aboriginal Rights vs. Government Laws (Fish In) Earl Darbyshire - Ross River Student Trappers 10 23/12/1998 Highlights of CHON-FM's annual variety show raising funds for families in need. Brenda Chambers - CHON FM Christmas Pledge Show 10 23/12/1998 Highlights from a Ross River Christmas in 1989. Some community elders reminisce about Christmases past. Some Kaska language included. 10 23/12/1998 Winter fun, storytelling by Irene Smith, carols and a bonfire provide wonderful example of Christmas time in the Yukon. 11 30/12/1989 On a trapline 129 km north of Ross River, Yukon lives 70 year old Kaska trapper Art John. Art depends on the land for his livelihood of hunting and trapping. In this profile he expresses his concerns about the future of the trapping industry and his options if the world market collapses because of animal rights activists. This is a Kaska language program with English sub-titles.Re-run of Show #16/Season 1 13 13/01/1990 The building of the Alaska Highway in 1942 was a technical and engineering marvel for its time. It provided a gateway to the North and in doing so, changed the history of the native people of the Yukon. This one hour documentary features testimony from Yukoners who worked on the highway and examines the impact and experiences of those who live there. Re-run of Show #19/Season 2 14 20/01/1990 More and more often, people are asking themselves what is wrong with society. What went wrong and why are so many young people ending up on the wrong side of the law? This program examines not so much the crimes but the feelings of street kids, their parents and families, what they think should be done and how they can help correct the situation 14 20/01/1990 Elders from Aklavik, Inuvik and Arctic Red River gathered in Fort McPherson to document traditional ways. They explain how items like scraping and fleshing tools, lunch bags, floor mats and more are all derived from the caribou legs 14 20/01/1990 More and more often, people are asking themselves what is wrong with society. What went wrong and why are so many young people ending up on the wrong side of the law? This program examines not so much the crimes but the feelings of street kids, their parents and families, what they think should be done and how they can help correct the situation 15 27/01/1990 Haida Gwaii/The Queen Charlotte Islands: Web of Life. The focus of international debate about resource management. About the proper treatment of the land and sea. To the he residents of the area the issues are global contraversy and part of the fabric of their existence. 16 03/02/1990 A profile of the Yukon's most northerly community and the history of the Vuntut Gwitch'in people who live there. It covers their nomadic lifestyle through the 1800's, the first contact with missionaries and their eventual move to the site now known as Old Crow. Archival film footage from the 1920's through the 1940's documents their recent history, as explained by Gwitch'in elders and residents of the community. 17 10/02/1990 Gladys Lavalle of Carmacks explains and demonstrates all the steps necessary to create these unique pictures from start to finish. Jim Atkinson - Ross River Christmas Brenda Chambers - Marsh Lake Christmas Party Jim Atkinson - Grandfathers Land (Re-run of Show #16/Season 1) Why Not Production - Gravel Magnet (Re-run of Show #19/Season 2) & #25 of Season 4 for the rest of Youth in Conflict) Jim Atkinson - Caribou Leggings Gwen Sidney - Youth In Conflict (Part 2 is missing, see Edit Pak #24 Web of LIfe Vic Istchenko - Old Crow: A Documentary Donna Smith - Moose Hair Tufting (Part I) 17 10/02/1990 The unique art of moose hair tufting is demonstrated by Mayo resident Nancy Sinnot Donna Smith - Moose Hair Tufting (Part II) 17:48 07:08 06:25 07:13 11:16 14:03 58:50 39:17 06:03 39:17 54:11 09:02 09:22 Page 12 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 17 10/02/1990 The beauty and magnificence of the Yukon wilderness is captured in the profile of Tagish hunter Art Johns. Art expresses his hopes and dreams for his children's future as he takes his son on his first moose hunt. 18 17/02/1990 Aboriginal women are emerging as a political force to be reckoned with in the Yukon. This program looks at the changing role of native women and how they are stepping up to take control of their lives 18 17/02/1990 The unique athletic discipline known as Arctic Sports and its impact on the people who participate is profiled. 18 17/02/1990 Each year, all students at Whitehorse Elementary participate in a week-long celebration designed to foster and encourage an understanding of traditional native culture. 18 17/02/1990 Elders from Fort McPherson, Northwest Territories describe some traditional handmade tools and their various uses. Some Gwitch'in language is included. 20 03/03/1990 Over the years, government programs have spent millions of dollars trying to encourage native business development in the hope that native ownership and control would allow Indian people to regain control of their economic destiny. What are the expectations of these native business programs? Is government funding appropriate? Are entrepreneurs being asked to should a social responsibility? 21 10/03/1990 Coping with dying and the bereavement process is not something many people are comfortable doing. Mary Battaja is one of the volunteers working with the organization Hospice Yukon that reaches out to families in a time when they often feel overwhelmed and isolated. 21 10/03/1990 The Gwitch'in people of Old Crow, Yukon rely on the Porcupine Caribou Herd to survive. This program documents their on-going struggle to protect the herd from proposed oil and gas development on Alaska's North Slope. 22 17/03/1990 Elders from the NWT communities of Inuvik, Aklavik and Arctic Red River gathered in Fort McPherson to document basic traditional skills and discuss a regional elders benefit package. This was the first time the Gwitch'in people of the area gathered for this purpose. 23 24/03/1990 This young native woman from the Yukon is looking to make her mark on the Vancouver fashion industry. 23 24/03/1990 A detailed examination of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome - what is it, how is it transmitted and who is at risk for this fatal disease? 24 31/03/1990 An in-depth look at the Yukon Government's seven year management of the Finlayson Caribou Herd. The program illustrates how the herd grew from roughly 2500 animals in 1982 to more than 6000 in 1990. Includes perspectives from Renewable Resources officials and native residents from the Kaska community of Ross River. Frank Fry/Tookie Mercredi - Art Johns "Life Dream" Brenda Chambers/Ken Coates - Taking A Stand/Women in Politics 30:07 26:46 Gordon Loverin - Arctic Sports 07:00 Gwen Sidney - Native Culture Week Jim Atkinson - Traditional Tools/fort McPherson Jan Staples - Redesigning the Balance Sheet/Native Business 08:10 05:24 24:48 Brenda Chambers - Hospice 15:10 Vic Istchenko - A Matter of Survival/Porcupine Caribou Herd Jim Atkinson - Ft. McPherson Elders Workshop Gwen Sidney - Sharon Shorty/Fashion Designer Brenda Chambers - AIDS '90 Frank Fry - THE COMEBACK TRAIL/Finlayson Caribou Herd 28:00) 32:02 13:04 27:57 Page 13 of 58
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