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Tree planting project continues on Tłı̨chǫ lands, with ‘lot of work’ ahead in Wekweètı̀

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By Liny Lamberink Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
North·New The second year of the Tłı̨chǫ government's tree planting project started with an opening ceremony on Friday morning. The plan is to plant hundreds of thousands of seedlings this year around Behchokǫ̀, along Highway 3, and in the remote community of Wekweètı̀ which can only be accessed by air in summer.
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Southern business buys its 1st batch of turbot from Clyde River, Nunavut Original

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By Liny Lamberink Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
Justin Kautuq was part of a small team that had a fruitful fishing trip 100 kilometres north of Clyde River, Nunavut, in late April. The crew, organized by fishing company Niqitaq Fisheries, brought home 432 turbot. Kautuq described it as the best trip he’s been on, by the numbers. “It went well,” he said.
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Thousands of Holman-era prints in Ontario storage could be financial boost Ulukhaktok’s art scene needs

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By Liny Lamberink Verified
| CFYK-FM (Yellowknife, NT) Verified
Print-making was a thriving industry in Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., from the early 1960s to 2000, when the community was known as Holman. Artist Mary Okheena remembers when the print shop at the heart of that scene closed in the early 2000s. She doesn’t know why, exactly, it was shut down. But she does remember the building gave her the physical space she needed to be creative, that making prints had been her livelihood, and that it was something she loved.
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