Nedaa Show Catalogue - Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon

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Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 11 10/01/1986 The Kaska Dena Tribal Council filed legal documents with the Supreme Court of the Yukon in a move they hope will force the Yukon Territorial Government to begin land claims negotiations for the land in the Kaska Dena traditional area. 11 10/01/1986 In an effort to reduce the cost of air freight delivery and travel to their community, the members of the Vuntut Gwitch'in in Old Crow have started their own aircraft charter company 12 17/01/1986 The success story of a native woman and her struggle to open a sewing centre and craft shop in Whitehorse and to ultimately succeed in the world of business. 12 17/01/1986 Carvers, painters, crafts people and artists of other disciplines prepare for the first juried Yukon Native Art Show. The Department of Indian Affairs will purchase the winning selections for display in the permanent collection in Ottawa. The artists express their varying views on the show and give their impressions of what it means for Yukon native people. 13 24/01/1986 Dog mushing, as it is commonly known, was once the way northern Indians travelled in winter. These days it more popular with non-native people as a competitive sport. Mushers, old and new speak about the challenges continually presented on the trail and how the rules and equipment associated with the sport are ever-changing. 13 24/01/1986 The success story of a native woman and her struggle to open a sewing centre and craft shop in Whitehorse and to ultimately succeed in the world of business. 13 24/01/1986 The people of the remote northern community of Old Crow rely on the Porcupine Caribou Herd for sustenance. The potential development of the North Slope and the possible adverse effects on the herd and the people are examined. 14 31/01/1986 The Champagne & Aishihik First Nation in the Yukon has developed several programs for the betterment of its people. This program explores what the band hopes to accomplish with initiatives like the Child Welfare Program. 14 31/01/1986 The introduction of television to Northern Canada has resulted in many aboriginal people expressing a desire to see programs reflecting their cultures broadcast in their native languages. To meet that need, Northern Native Broadcasting, Yukon embarked on a unique initiative to train translators in the art of television production. This program focuses on the trainees and their experiences. Contains some Kaska, Gwitch'in, Northern Tutchone, Tlingit and English sub-titles. 15 07/02/1986 How one community is fighting alcohol abuse and addiction. Band members discuss their goal of an alcohol-free community 16 14/02/1986 How one community is fighting alcohol abuse and addiction. Band members discuss their goal of an alcohol-free community 16 14/02/1986 The often-hidden spousal abuse and its devastating effects are looked at, along with possible community actions and solutions in this brief overview of domestic violence. 17 21/02/1986 The often-hidden spousal abuse and its devastating effects are looked at, along with possible community actions and solutions in this brief overview of domestic violence. 17 21/02/1986 A brief look at some of the traditional and contemporary Yukon native musicians - interviews with Daniel Tlen, Nedra McKay, Wilson Silverfox and Jimmy Roberts 17 21/02/1986 How one community is fighting alcohol abuse and addiction. Band members discuss their goal of an alcohol-free community 17 21/02/1986 Traditional and contemporary beading and leather sewing styles are demonstrated by women from Old Crow, Ross River and Johnson's Crossing. In the Kaska and Gwitch'in languages with English sub-titles. Brenda Chambers - Kaska Dena takes Court Action, Peter Stone 06:00 North Yukon Air 05:10 - Thelma Norby Profile 05:14 - Yukon Indian Art Show 06:05 - Dog Mushing 07:00 - Thelma Norby Profile 05:14 - North Slope Development Effects on Old Crow Brenda Chambers - Child Welfare Program, Champagne/Aishihik 06:09 05:40 - Language Translator Trainees 08:31 Brenda Chambers - Alcohol Workshop, Alkali Lake Members Brenda Chambers - Alcohol Workshop, Alkali Lake Members 07:00 - Wife Abuse 06:50 - Wife Abuse 06:50 - Native Musicians Profiles, Daniel Tlen, Nedra McKay Brenda Chambers - Alcohol Workshop, Alkali Lake Members - Yukon Beading, Leather Sewing Styles 06:33 05:55 Page 2 of 58
Show Date MAIN DESCRIPTION SHOW TITLE LENGTH 18 28/02/1987 Trappers in Canada, the majority of which are aboriginal, face pressure from international animal rights activists, disappearing habitat and other forces as they look for ways to protect their livelihood and lifestyle. 18 28/02/1987 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. 19 07/03/1987 The Council for Yukon Indians (CYI) is analyzed from the perspective of outlying Yukon communities. How successful is this central organization in dealing with community issues and how satisfied are First Nation members with the performance of their governing body? 19 07/03/1987 The Co-op and its Yukon Native Products store in Whitehorse are the subjects of this profile. The organization's success to date and the goals for its future are examined. The program is dedicated to the late Cliff Geddes, one of the Co-op's founders. 20 14/03/1987 For the past fourteen years, artists and performers have gathered in Fairbanks, Alaska to share the traditions and culture of Alaska's native people through arts, crafts, music and dance. 20 14/03/1987 A look at some of the earlier efforts of native policing and an examination of its effectiveness. 21 21/03/1987 The First Minister's Conference on Aboriginal Rights was preceded by this celebration of aboriginal heritage and culture. 21 21/03/1987 The First Minister's Conference on Aboriginal Rights was preceded by this celebration of aboriginal heritage and culture. 21 21/03/1987 The language of the Han people in central Yukon is almost obsolete. The people of Dawson City, Yukon concerned about this potential loss of language, and consequently culture, are working to revive and preserve the Han language for the present and future generations. This program is in Han with English sub-titles. 22 28/03/1987 The days when the White Pass Railway ran between Skagway, Alaska and Whitehorse, Yukon are gone but Carcross elder Lucy Wren brings stories of that time to life when she recalls her younger days. In the Tlingit language with English sub-titles. Brenda Chambers - Trapping Issues - Grandfathers Land with Art Johns - Effectiveness of CYI in the Communities - Yukon Native Products, Yukon Indian Arts Brenda Chambers - Fairbanks Art Show 07:28 14:03 07:39 06:20 16:00 - Native Policing in Yukon 08:10 - First Ministers Conference 07:15 - First Ministers Conference Brenda Chambers - Han Language Revival in Dawson City - Lucy Wren, Winnie Reid Profile 07:30 05:25 Page 3 of 58
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