Aboriginal Peoples Television Network

Learning To Lead Part II

Noel Cockney from Inuvik is a young Inuvialuit athlete interested in becoming an Outward Bound instructor. The Inuvialuit Development Corp. asked Outward Bound to custom develop a course for Inuvialuit youth to meet the goals of IDC and of the development of young leaders. We follow Noel and eleven other youth from the region 228 km down the Horton River to the mouth of the Bearfort Sea as each participant takes their turn learning to lead.

Learning To Lead Part III

Noel Cockney from Inuvik is a young Inuvialuit athlete interested in becoming an Outward Bound instructor. The Inuvialuit Development Corp. asked Outward Bound to custom develop a course for Inuvialuit youth to meet the goals of IDC and of the development of young leaders. We follow Noel and eleven other youth from the region 228 km down the Horton River to the mouth of the Bearfort Sea as each participant takes their turn learning to lead.

Spring in the Delta

Spring is possibly the best time of year to get out and have a look around at the beauty and wildlife that the Inuvialuit Settlement region is blessed with.

Parks Canada Stokes Point Cleanup

Stokes Point is one of the former DEW Line sites, which are located on the coast of the Arctic Ocean. There is a lot of concern among the residents of the Mackenzie Delta that while the DEW line was in operation, not enough care was taken to adequately protect the land from wastage. In this show Parks Canada and other organizations team up with the Inuvialuit to investigate the site.

CWG 2007 Inuit Games "An Invialuit Perseptive"

For the first time the Canada Winter Games included the famous northern Inuit Games. This is an Inuvialuit Perspective of the events and athletes both competing and demonstrating the Games. The importance of sharing strategies and helping the competition are covered as well as the importance of traditional foods being brought to the event for all to shared and enjoy.