Examples of using Dene in English and their translations into French
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He began his full-time work in archaeology for the Dene Mapping Project 1980-1989.
32% of the NWT public servants were Aboriginal Dene(First Nations),
skill of Inuit and Dene women.
wildlife harvested by Sahtu Dene and Métis.
Like the Boreal Shield, it is rich in mineral resources and supports the traditional livelihood of the Cree and Dene First Nations.
local ancestries which include Inuit, Dene and Cree peoples.
It is a fact that the peoples least responsible for the threat of climate change-the Dene and Inuit in Canada,
Similar benefits were observed in Dene children from the Northwest Territories where the intake of some nutrients was higher on days when they ate traditional/country foods.
Caleb Behn, who is Eh Cho Dene and Dunne-Za from Treaty 8 Territory,
Her Dene and French-Canadian upbringing enabled her to serve as intermediary among the Dene, the Hudson's Bay Company(HBC)
Today, the Sayisi Dene, descendants of the people who assisted Samuel Hearne on his historic overland trek to the Arctic coast, continue their ancestors' traditional use of
Dene Fur Clouds has been featured in Highrise Magazine,
Day Two of the Assembly was dedicated to the elections for Dene National Chief and the Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief for the Northwest Territories; Bill Erasmus was
All maintenance staff of the authorized organization responsible for maintaining Northern Dene Airways Ltd.& 146;s aircraft met to review the company& 146;s maintenance procedures outlined in its Maintenance Policy Manual.
Gilbert says his coping strategy was put to the test when he was involved in an armed standoff while posted in Tulita, a Dene community along the Mackenzie River with a population of approximately 650 people.
1985, they were taken away from their Dene mother and adopted out, separately,
I loved the way that the Chief always shared a piece of Dene culture every time he met someone new- Dene or not- with two simple words: Mahsi cho.
These issues include impacts on the food security of the Dene Peoples and improving the use of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the assessment of such impacts with input from the Elders Committee,
Gwich'in, and Dene.
Hay River Dene Reserve and Tsiigehtchic.