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The entertainment portion of the 1998 Ulukhaktok's annual Kingalik Jamboree featuring drum dancing and musical performances.

Events at the 1999 Kingalik Jamboree in Ulukhaktok. Highlights include: potluck dinner, musical performances, jigging, and games.

A video showing various events and awards ceremonies from the 1999 Kitikmeot Northern Games in Ulukhaktok (Holman).

This video presents an interview with Holman Printer's print shop manager. It continues by going through the process of print making. The video ends with a speech from Ethel Blondin-Andrew about the International Year for the Ocean Project.

Qivig is a time for dancing, bartering, and trading. Alaska celebrates the Qivig through speeches, visual displays, drumming, and dancing.

Business students at the Aurora College come together to create a fur fashion show.

Various dancing group perform at the 1998 Circumpolar Drum Dance Festival in Nuuk, Greenland.

A video depicting the annual trappers workshop at Ingamo Hall in Inuvik. The workshop's intent is to gather trappers together to discuss the common issues that affect trappers.

Interviews explaining the 2 year project to create data surrounding fisheries and spawning grounds partnered with Elder interviews.

The second half of the video recording the annual trappers workshop at Ingamo Hall in Inuvik. The workshop's intent is to gather trappers together to discuss the common issues that affect trappers.

Highlights and interviews surrounding the 1997 Billy Joss Open, a golf tournament in Holman.

This video highlights the September celebrations for the grand opening of the recreation centre.

Video features the Inuvialuit Circumpolar Conference (ICC) Annual General Meeting and the inaugeration of the new president and vice president at the time.

A video of Elder Silas Kangegana talking about his experiences herding reindeer in Reindeer Station, Northwest Territories.

Freddy Rogers teaches two children how to harvest animals off of the land.

The drama department of Samuel Hearne Secondary School in Inuvik staged (SHSS) their own version of Anne of Green Gables. This is the first part of the production.

Two segments: one where Gabe Angre tells of is experiences with the land and the other with the sod turning for the site of the new hospital in Inuvik.

Children are shown indigenous traditional knowledge like ice fishing, trapping, etc. at Huskey Lakes.
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