Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 22 22/03/1993 Yukon First Nations are leading the way in criminal sentencing alternatives. This documentary looks at how Canada's aboriginal people are not being adequately served by the "mainstream" justice system. "Circle Sentencing", now used in seven Yukon communities, involves peers, court workers, friends and neighbours. Helping offenders realize the impact of their crimes and offering support for rehabilitation efforts are what makes this community-based justice initiative a model for other communities throughout North America. 23 29/03/1993 For 19 years, the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council in Manitoba has been hosting Winter Tribal Days and Native Hockey Tournament. For the first time ever, an all star native hockey team from Yukon was invited to participate. When the team wasn't playing hockey, they had an opportunity to take in some of the Aboriginal cultures from across Canada being showcased with spectacular cultural performances and demonstrations. 23 29/03/1993 Kaska Elder Mary Charlie of Ross River talks of how her ancestors used to fish, hunt and trap to survive. She also explains how various parts of animals were used so that nothing went to waste. This program is in the Kaska language with English sub-titles SPECIAL PRESENTATION: CIRCLE SENTENCING: A YUKON JUSTICE EXPERIEMENT JIM ATKINSON-HOCKEY TOURNEY @ MANITOBA JIM ATKINSON-NATIVE STORIES W/MARY CHARLIE (KASKA) 57:50 09:31 07:12 Page 22 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH Season # 8 01 13/10/1993 Surrounded by friends and family, Mary Battaja, a well-known Northern Tutchone woman, is ordained as an Anglican minister at a standing-room only service in Whitehorse VIC ISTCHENKO-MARY BATTAJA ORDAINED 02 18/10/1993 VIC ISTCHENKO-CARE & HANDLING OF WILD MEAT VIC ISTCHENKO-CARE & HANDLING OF WILD MEAT 03 25/10/1993 Profile of Marion Sheldon - Community Health Representative in Teslin. DINAH GASTON-CAREER SERIES-MARION SHELDON CHR 03 25/10/1993 Where does individual identity begin and end? How do you know who you are? Segments on the family life of an abortion counselor; a group of Brazil's Xavante boys preparing for initiation into adulthood; and the Sumbanese of Indonesia's conception of death as a stage of life offer some "I" opening solutions. 04 01/11/1993 In an effort to educate both themselves and their community, a group of children from the school in Teslin produced a rather humorous video on the need for recycling. This program looks at both the behind the scenes action and the video itself. 05 08/11/1993 The city of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan hosted the second NAIG. First Nations from around North America sent both athletic and cultural contingents to participate in this event that stresses the importance of pride in yourself and your culture while providing world-class competition. This program, which also aired on TSN and Vision TV, follows Team Yukon's participants, many of whom have never been outside of the Yukon before this. 06 15/11/1993 A look at the first two students to graduate in Pelly Crossing at Eliza VanBibber school and their future plans. 06 15/11/1993 Edith Josie does a report of Old Crow in the Gwitch'in language. She talks about how people live and hunt and some of the changes that she has noticed 07 22/11/1993 Long before the advent of the Alaska Highway, a man named George Johnston introduced the people of Teslin to the automobile, even though there were no roads at the time. Elders tell many stories about their youth and their interest and intrigue with this mechanical "thing". The car has been refurbished and is now the centre of attraction at the Teslin Museum. 08 29/11/1993 The Vancouver owners of the Casino Mine site in central Yukon boast their property is the largest undeveloped ore body of its kind in North America. It contains copper, gold, and molybdenum. Company Vice President, Douglas Forster explains the hurdles ahead and the aspirations he has for the project. What are the environmental concerns and what economic benefits can it bring to the Yukon? 09 06/12/1993 Each year, tourists spend thousands of dollars in the Yukon, seeking glimpses of its famed wildlife. Throughout the years, NNBY has captured literally hundreds of hours of wildlife in their natural habitat. This program is the best of the best. Guaranteed to please armchair nature enthusiasts, it also provides tips for hunters who may need to distinguish individual species and sex characteristics. 10 13/12/1993 This program documents a million dollar wildlife study underway in Kluane National Park, Yukon. The study is aimed at discovering details of the park's grizzly bear population; where they feed, home ranges, and favourite habitat at different times of the year. Bears are darted, tranquilized from helicopters and fitted with radio collars so their seasonal movements can be tracked. The study was prompted by increased demands for more public access to the park. Can Kluane Park Grizzly Bears withstand more human encroachment? MILLENNUIM SERIES- MISTAKEN IDENTITY CHARLES LINKLATER- TESLIN RECOIL DONNA SMITH/ROB SMITH- INDIGENOUS GAMES '93 @ PRINCE ALBERT CHARLES LINKLATER- PELLY GRAD '93 JOANNE HENRY - EDITH JOSIE "HERE ARE THE NEWS" EARL DARBYSHIRE- GEORGE JOHNSON'S CAR VIC ISTCHENKO-CASINO MINE VIC ISTCHENKO-WILDLIFE IDENTIFICATION & HUNTING TIPS VIC ISTCHENKO-KLUANE GRIZZLY BEAR STUDY 11 20/12/1993 TAKHINI SCHOOL-CHRISTMAS CONCERT TAKHINI SCHOOL- CHRISTMAS CONCERT 11:00 12:56 25:00 21:18 29:25 26:12 Page 23 of 58
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