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Funding None of the research can take place without funding, and so we would particularly like to acknowledge those organizations who made generous contributions during 2000-01, and over the life of the Study: Funders 2000 – 2001 year Major Contributors (over $100,000) BHP Diamonds Diavik Diamond Mines Government of Canada Government of the Northwest Territories Government of Nunavut Significant Contributors ($10,000 to $100,000) Dogrib Treaty 11 Council Inuit Organizations (WKSS Partners) Kitikmeot Geosciences Ltd. Kitikmeot Inuit Association Lutsel K’e Dene Council Metis Nation of the NWT Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. Funders 1996 – 2001 (Study Duration) Primary Contributors (over $1,000,000) Ekati Diamond Mine Diavik Diamond Mines Government of Canada Government of the Northwest Territories Major Contributors (over $100,000) Canamera Geological Government of Nunavut De Beers Exploration (formerly Monopros) Nunavut Tunngavik Inc Significant Contributors ($10,000 to $100,000) BHP Minerals Inc Canadian Arctic Resources Committee Dogrib Treaty 11 Council Echo Bay Mines Inuit Organizations (WKSS Partners) Kennecott Exploration Kitikmeot Geosciences Ltd Kitikmeot Inuit Association Lutsel K’e Dene Council Metis Nation of the NWT Nunavut Impact Review Board Nunavut Wildlife Management Board Placer Dome North America Tahera Corp University of Alaska xxii Supporting Contributors (under $10,000) Braden Burry Canadian Parks & Wilderness Society (NWT) Kennecott Exploration Nishi Khon / SNC Lavalin North Slave Metis Alliance Nuna Logistics University of Alaska Supporting Contributors (under $10,000) Air Tindi Arctic Sun West Boart Longyear Braden Burry Canadian North Airlines Canadian Parks & Wilderness Society (NWT) Covello Bryan & Associates Great Slave Helicopters Hamlet of Ikaluktutiak Kugluktuk Angoniatit Association Ledcor Industrial Ltd. Nishi Khon / PCL Nishi Khon / SNC Lavalin North Slave Metis Alliance Nuna Logistics Nunavut Arctic College Penner & Associates ResCan Consultants Robinson’s Transport Simons Mining Group/ Aboriginal Engineering Ltd. SouthernEra Style Calligraphy University of Saskatchewan Winspear Resources World Wildlife Fund Canada
xxiii West Kitikmeot/Slave Study Final Report Traditional Knowledge Steering Committee This committee reviewed proposals for traditional knowledge projects in terms of how the projects met the Study’s research priorities and the quality of the research proposed. The committee also reviewed all other proposals for any aspects related to traditional knowledge. The committee was made up of representatives of the aboriginal partners on the WKSS Board. Their recommendations were presented to the WKSS Management Board. Many individuals participated on the Traditional Knowledge Steering Committee between 1996 and 2001. Those people include (in alphabetical order): Stanley Anablak (Inuit Organizations), Gerry Atatahak (Inuit Organizations), Ted Blondin (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Violet Camsell-Blondin (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Florence Catholique (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Lawrence Catholique (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Sholto Douglas (Metis Nation of NWT), Jim Edmondson (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Edna Elias (Inuit Organizations), Dennis Kachkowski (Yellowknife Metis Council), Philip Kadlun (Inuit Organizations), Isaac Klengenberg (Inuit Organizations), Angie Lantz (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Allice Legat (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Evelyn Marlowe (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Pierre Marlowe (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Antoine Michel (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Clem Paul (North Slave Metis Alliance), Mike Paulette (Metis Nation of NWT), J.B. Rabesca (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Wynet Smith (Inuit Organizations), Kane Tologanak (Nunavut Co-managment Agencies), Ron Tologanak (Inuit Organizations), Bob Turner (Yellowknife Metis Council & North Slave Metis Alliance), Henry Zoe (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council). Project Steering Committee This committee reviewed scientific knowledge projects in terms of how the projects met the Study’s research priorities and the quality of the research proposed. Their recommendations were presented to the WKSS Management Board. Many individuals participated on the Project Steering Committee between 1996 and 2001. Those people include (in alphabetical order): Marie Adams (DIAND), Larry Aknavigak (Nunavut Co-Managment Agencies), Stanley Anablak (Inuit Organizations), Arthur Boutilier (DIAND), Adrian Boyd (DIAND), Violet Camsell-Blondin (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Bill Carpenter (Metis Nation of NWT/ Environmental Organizations), Ray Case (GNWT), Florence Catholique (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Lawrence Catholique (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Jim Cunningham (Inuit Organizations), Marc d’Entremont (DIAND), Sholto Douglas (Metis Nation of NWT), Jim Edmondson (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council), Ron Graf (GNWT), Dennis Kachkowski (Yellowknife Metis Council), Philip Kadlun (Inuit Organizations), Isaac Klengenberg (Inuit Organizations), Brenda Kuzyk (DIAND), Angie Lantz (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Alfred Lockhart (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), David Macdonald (GNWT), Allen Maghagak (Inuit Organizations), Antoine Michel (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Lorne Napier (Metis Nation of NWT), Bas Oosenbrug (GNWT), Kevin O’Reilly (Northern Environmental Coalition), Mike Paulette (Metis Nation of NWT), J.B. Rabesca (Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation), Wynet Smith (Inuit Organizations), Murray Swyripa (DIAND), Kane Tologanak (Nunavut Co-managment Agencies), Ron Tologanak (Inuit Organizations), Mike Vaydik (Chamber of Mines), Richard Weishaupt (Nunavut and NWT Chamber of Mines), Henry Zoe (Dogrib Treaty 11 Council).
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Page 36 and 37: Financial Information 2000-2001 The
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Elders drew pictures to convey thei
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Glen Stephens Findings at Lac de Gr
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Marie Catholique number of job oppo
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Assessment of Progress With the com
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7) Maximize community research trai
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A Look Ahead The Study is now compl
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Documenting traditional knowledge w
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Appendix A West Kitikmeot / Slave S
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7. Study Office The Partners will e
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Auditors’ Report Statement of Ope
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10) Wolverine Ecology, Distribution
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5) Draft plain language Research St
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