Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 7 01 26/10/1992 Dissatisfaction with the current territorial government, health, unity and the state of land claims were the main topics of discussion at this annual gathering. 01 26/10/1992 This item focuses on the 4 main issues that were discussed at the 1992 CYI General Assembly. Land allocation, unity, health and dissatisfaction with the NDP government. 02 02/11/1992 Working in Ross River as an addictions counsellor, Pam Bob is responsible for community healing and setup. 03 09/11/1992 Elaine Lee is an above-average intelligence 13 year old Whitehorse girl with a serious bone disease called Osteogenesis Imperfectar (Brittle Bone Disease). She weighs only 21 pounds and is unable to walk. Several Whitehorse charities recently presented Elaine with a custom wheelchair, the result of more than a year of fund-raising. 03 09/11/1992 Profile on Eric Fairclough chief of Little Salmon Carmacks FN. The Yukon's youngest chief. How Eric encourages young people to get into Aboriginal politics. CYI GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1992 CYI GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1992 PAM BOB 57:50 WHEELCHAIR ITEM 12:27 ERIC FAIRCLOUGH ITEM 04 16/11/1992 REPEAT SHOW #3 REPEAT SHOW #3 05 23/11/1992 HIV positive and living in the Yukon. Is it all that different from living with HIV in a larger centre like Vancouver? That is the focus of this program, recorded at the 2nd Yukon AIDS-HIV Conference in Whitehorse. Renowned AIDS Prevention Educator Ron Rowell also addresses the subject of homophobia and how it deters AIDS education 06 30/11/1992 !0th Anniversary of the Tlingit Gathering in Juneau Alaska. Focuses on the young people and how the dances of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimsidin people are kept alive through them. SHOW: HIV AIDS 31:23 TLINGIT GATHERING - CELERBRATION '92 06 30/11/1992 Profile on Andy Tardiff, a park ranger on Hershel Island. His work and the environment. ANDY TARDIF PROFILE - CAREER SERIES 07 07/12/1992 Would you like to be an Electronic Technician? Watch to find out about NorthwesTel's training program 08 14/12/1992 Profile on Steven McLeod - RCMP. Our People policing our people. 23 year old Steve shares his experience as a tribal police officer. 09 21/12/1992 Harvey Kane's life changed forever after a drinking party in Whitehorse. An tragic accident resulted in Harvey becoming a quadriplegic. An extensive physical rehabilitation program means Harvey can now live independently in Vancouver. It also meant a voyage of self-discovery and uncovered an artistic ability in Harvey that he never knew he had. CAREER SERIES: DEB ENOCH CAREER SERIES: STEVE McLEOD Donna Smith - Harvey Kane Profile 11 04/01/1993 Rerun of Season 6 / Show 10 VIC ISTCHENKO - "SPECIAL PRESENTATION" RETURN OF THE LYNX: NEW YORK 12 11/01/1993 It changed life in Northern Canada forever. The engineering marvel, now known as the Alaska Highway was built during World War II in nine short months. Fifty years later, a re-enactment of the official opening ceremonies at Soldier's Summit commemorates all those involved. Includes archival video of the original ceremony. 13 18/01/1993 An in depth look at the Yukon Land Claims agreements. Highlights of the Champagne Aishihik Special General Assembly that explained the agreements to the members. Includes explanations from the negotiators. 14 25/01/1993 Profile of Ida Calmegan - CHR Carcross. Ida shares her experience of going back to school after 30 years. Ida is the CHR in Tagish/Carcross and is happy to relate her experience. FRANK FRY - "SPECIAL PRESENTATION" 1942... ALASKA HIGHWAY... 1992 VIC ISTCHENKO - C/A LAND CLAIM AGREEMENT DINAH GASTON - CAREER SERIES: (IDA CALMEGAN) 32:00 58:50 Page 20 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 15 01/02/1993 Cultural gatherings have enjoyed a considerable increase in popularity over the years. Ross River's 8th Annual Cultural Exchange, held at Coffee Lake, was host to drummers from Fort Franklin and Fort Norman along with dancers from Fort McPherson and Inuvik. Ross River proudly showed off their own dancers this year. Also included in this program is a retrospective of previous cultural exchanges. 15 01/02/1993 Native leaders, educators and elders gather to discuss the importance of education and what can be done to better meet the needs of aboriginal youth JIM ATKINSON - ROSS RIVER CULTURAL EXCHANGE CHARLES LINKLATER - EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE 15 01/02/1993 Woman Fire Fighter Vicky Josie explains her day a fire crew person. DINAH GASTON - CAREER SERIES: VICKEY JOSIE 16 08/02/1993 Karen MaCaurthur explains about Land Claims in Old Crow and Self - Government DINAH GASTON - CAREER SERIES: KAREN McCARTHER 17 15/02/1993 Friends of the wolf arrive in Yukon to try to stop the government wolf kill in the Aishihik area. VIC ISTCHENKO - WOLF KILL #1 17 15/02/1993 Government officially announces to kill 150 wolves in central Yukon VIC ISTCHENKO - WOLF KILL #2 17 15/02/1993 A look at the Champagne Aishihik FN people affected the most by the wolf kill. CHARLES LINKLATER - WOLF KILL #3 17 15/02/1993 A summary of the government's wolf kill program in an attempt to balnce the caribou herds population to that of the wolves. 18 22/02/1993 Meet Albert Rock, a First Nation inventor and entrepreneur whose success flies in the face of mainstream education. This self-taught man's engineering is installed in everything from Indy cars to the American and Russian space programs. Follow Albert from Vancouver Indy trackside to the quiet of the Yukon wilderness as he discusses how his turbulent early years helped make him into the success he is today. 18 22/02/1993 On February 11, 1993 Elijah Smith Elementary School in Whitehorse was officially opened with a traditional Southern Tutchone ceremony. Distinguished guests, a traditional feast and recollections of Elijah's many contributions to the improve the quality of life for Yukon First Nations are all captured in this program. 19 01/03/1993 Highlights of performances from the 1993 Native Folklore Festival at CYI Gymnasium in Whitehorse. Performers include the Annie Ned Dancers, Daniel Tlen, Raven Steals the Sun Productions, Sundog, Doug Tizya, Dennis Thompson, Wilbert Kendi, Gerald Edzerza, The Lutchman Family and the Carcross/Tagish Dancers. Presentations were made by Skookum Jim Friendship Centre to Honoured Elder Pearl Keenan and Marilyn Jensen, in recognition of her degree in Anthropology. 20 08/03/1993 The dangers of cigarette smoking are widely known and understood. Why then are thousands of teenagers, and younger children, taking up the habit each year? Health experts explain prevention efforts underway in elementary schools and teens tell what attracts them to this addictive and dangerous habit. VIC ISTCHENKO - WOLF KILL #4 CHARLES LINKLATER - ALBERT ROCK PROFILE AMANDA WADE - ELIJAH SMITH NAMING CEREMONY AMANDA WADE - NATIVE FOLKLORE '93 @ CYI VIC ISTCHENKO-KID SMOKERS 21 15/03/1993 KEN SPOTSWOOD-CULTURAL DAYS @ FH COLLINS KEN SPOTSWOOD- CULTURAL DAYS @ FH COLLINS 21 15/03/1993 DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-MIKE RUDYK DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-MIKE RUDYK 35:36 12:51 30:00 26:50 57:50 19:41 Page 21 of 58
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