Elders Rhoda Allen, Ida Aleekuk, and Rebecca Chicksi Send Greetings and Speak to Family and Friends
Greetings
Family
Friends
Elders Advice
Elders Rhoda Allen, Ida Aleekuk, and Rebecca Chicksi, send greetings and speak to family and friends in Alaska and Canada.
Aleekuk, Ida
Allen, Rhoda
Chicksi, Rebecca
Alunik, Ishmael
Iñupiatun
Dog Mushing
Huskies
Husky dogs
Shiri, Ali
Ali Shiri
English
Oil Spill Experiment
Lack of Consultation
Federal Government Study
Committee for Original People's Entitlement (COPE)
Concern
Objection
Host Bob Sharpel interviews Inuvik biologist Lorraine Alison regarding concerns about the Government sponsored oil spill experiment .
Alison, Lorraine
Sharpeln, Bob
McAsie, Dan
Ellison, Lorraine, Biologist
Barbara Sophie Allen Genealogy Interview
Oral History
Storytelling
Interview
Genealogy
Births
Deaths
Inuvialuktun Names
Cathy Cockney is interviewing Barbara Allen in English about her family genealogy.
Allen, Barbara
Cockney, Cathy
Victor Allen Speaks about Inuvialuit Involvement in Leadership
Meeting
Issues and Concerns
Outsiders
Brother
Federal Election
North Member of Parliament
Government Representation
Candidates
News
Weather
Committee for the Original People's Entitlement (COPE)
Housing
Indigenous Leadership
A Native Voice host Victor Allen is speaking to and encouraging the listeners in the community and region about becoming involved in leadership and voting at all levels of government including the upcoming Federal Member of Parliment election. He also speaks to other issues, concerns, news, weathers, Elders, trapping, and more on the A Native Voice Program.
Allen, Victor
Victor Allen Speaks about Many Matters Requiring A United Indigenous Voice
Oil and Gas Development and Exploration
Traditional Lands
Borders
Issues
Leaders
Trapping
Environmental Concerns
Hunting
Wildlife
Elders teachings
Traditional Knowledge
Way of Life
Culture
Change
Meeting Translation
Ocean
Educated young
Employment
Registered Traditional Lands
Money
Government
Trappers
Compensation
Petition
Language Barrier
Land and Home Ownership
Host of A Native Voice Victor Allen is speaking to and encouraging the people about the importance of meeting attendance, becoming informed, and expressing concerns in matters concerning Inuvialuit and Gwich'in livelihood, in light of oil and gas exploration, and much more.
Victor Allen on CHAK's, A Native Voice, Current Affairs, and the News
CBC
Inuvialuktun
CHAK
Inupiatun
Current Affairs
A Native Voice
Elections
Feedback
Peel River Press
A Native Voice host Victor Allen is speaking about the new CBC radio program called A Native Voice as well as speaking about current affairs and the news in Inuvialuktun.
Territorial Election Results and Greetings with Victor Allen
Territorial Election Results
Christmas Greetings
Votes
Tom Butters
Town Council Meetings
Concerns
Message
Inuit Nipait host Victor Allen is providing territorial elections voting results and passes on a message to the people from the newly elected leader Tom Butters. He then speaks to the elected leaders and sends greetings to family and friends in the region in Inuvialuktun and English.
Saturday Request Show Host Victor Allen Features Elders Singing, Stories, Issues and Concerns
Elders Greetings
Mad Trapper Song
Oil Companies
Fishing
White Fox
Animals
Drilling
Explosive Blasting
Land
Drum Dance
Drum Songs
Competitions
Moose
Travel
Games
Panarctic
Land Claims
Colonization
Governance
Youth
Caribou
Beluga Whale
Saturday Eskimo Request Show host Victor Allen airs Donald Kaglik singing a song about the Mad Trapper followed by Betty Cockney sending greetings. Felix Nuyaviaq is describing his trip to Anchorage, Alaska, and Donald Kaglik is speaking about how the White people came and took over control of governing in every aspect of their lives. Victor Allen is explaining what the meeting was about in Ikahuuk. Mabel Steffanson is speaking to her daughter Shirley then Donald Kaglik continues to express his concerns in regards to money and the government.
Kaglik, Donald
Cockney, Betty
Nuyaviaq, Felix
Steffanson, Mabel
The Law with Host Victor Allen then Kenneth Peeloolook’s Says Government Pension Not Enough to Live On
Senors Money and Food Shortage
Hudson Bay Store
Old Folks Home
Inupiat Governance Model
Road
Dene Land Use and Wildlife Concerns
Pipeline
Saturday Eskimo Request Show host Victor Allen explains "The Law" to the listeners then airs Kenneth Peeloolook speaking about his concerns as a senior of the new way of life with money or lack there of causing food and other shortages. Victor concludes the show by explaining the Dene people’s land and wildlife concerns expressed at a recent meeting.
Peeloolook, Kenneth
Saturday Afternoon Inuit Show Host Victor Allen with guest speakers Sam Raddi, Collin Allen Sr., Kane Tologanak and Alice Thrasher
Inuvialuit Culture
Federal and Territorial Governments
Wildlife Management
Fish
Community Activities
AA Meetings
Program Funding
Post Secondary Education
Welfare
Community Input
Indigenous Owned Store
Health Care
Saturday Afternoon Inuit Show host Victor Allen airs Sam Raddi gving a COPE meeting update then Alice Thrasher speaks to family and friends and sends greetings. Victor provides regional news. Kane Tologanak speaks about community activities. Collin Allen speaks to listeners about work he’s involved with and an upcoming meeting. Victor explains Sahtu and Iglukpak Councillors meeting and ends with Kane Tologanak speaking to his grandfather in Inuvik.
Raddi, Sam
Thrasher, Alice
Tologanak, Kane
Allen, Collin Sr.
Regional and Local News with Inuit Nipait Host Victor Allen
Meetings
House Fire
Ed Ricestead Obiturary
Chief
Caribou Hunting
Hunting Areas Threatened
Death
Steamboat
Inupiat
Gwich’in
Chief Elections
Inuvialuktun translated songs
COOP
Inuit Nipait host Victor Allen is provding local and regional news and encourges Inuvialuit to speak up and make their voices heard at meetings and to attend meetings that pertain to them. He also encourages Inuvialuit to create and translate songs into Inuvialuktun.
Saturday Inuit Show Regional News with Host Victor Allen and Various Speakers
Panarctic Oil Company
Community Consultation
Land Use
Faith
God
Inuit Tapirisat Canada
Tagak Curley
MP Wally Firth
CRTC
CBC Radio License
Elders Care
Sharing
Gulf Oil Drilling
Host Victor Allen and Sam Raddi are talking about the proposed CBC Radio Licence and the Oil Company Panarctic Community Consultations. Kitty Kuutuuk Rolland speaks to her younger brother Ir̂igaaqtuaq Old Archie then sings a First Nation Song. Kenneth Peeloolook is storytelling and sharing his thoughts regarding Elder care. Sam then gives an ITK meeting update followed by a short talk by Collin Allen Sr. on his work and sharing caribou with Elders on the Saturday Inuit Program.
Rolland, Kitty Kuutuuk
Inuvialuit and Gwich’in Language Programs
Indian Brotherhood
First Nations
Metis
Inuit
Metis Nation
Messages
Laws
Inserts from Indigenous language programs: speakers include Kenneth Peeloolook?, Edward Lennie, Neil Collin, Roddy Peters with Inuvialuktun show Host Victor Allen who is also providing news and messages and announcements in Inuvialuktun. Radio programmimg then switches to the Gwich’n program at the 30:07 minute mark. Audio includes Inuvialuktun speakers followed by Gwich'in speakers. Note: Audio is very low.
Peeloolook?, Kenneth
Lennie, Edward
Peters, Roddy (sp)
Collin, Neil
Other Unidentified Speaker
Gwich'in
The People Speak Inuit Program with Host Victor Allen
The People Speak Inuit Program
Meeting Information
Radio
Legend
Radio host Victor Allen is hosting the The People Speak Inuit Program that includes guest speakers Roy Goose, Donald Kaglik, and Alice Thrasher.
Goose, Roy
Alaskan Elders Speak to and Send Greetings to Family and Friends
Bible Story
Alaskan Elder, Richard Tukli, shares a Bible story about Jesus followed by Alaskan Elders, Suzie Kasaak, Lucy Ahvuakana, Sarah Kunangnan, David Otoana, Samuel Kunangna, and Bessie Eriklok who speak to and send greetings to family and friends in Canada on the Saturday Inuit Show.
Tukli, Richard
Kasaak, Suzie
Ahvuakana, Lucy
Kunangnan, Sarah
Otoana, David
Kunangnan, Samuel
Eriklok, Bessie
Ishmael Alunik's Stories on Traditional Knowledge Teachings
Birth place
Icehouse
Food Preservation
Clothing
Tent
Pack Dogs
Parents
Grandparents
Traditional Knowledge Teaching
Mother’s teachings
Children’s teaching
Grandchildren
Shelter
Grandmother’s faith teaching
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik is storytelling of when he was young and of the vast amount of traditional knowledge taught to him by his parents and grandparents.
Ishmael Alunik, Growing up in the Yukon then the NWT
Traditional teachings
Pack dogs
Hiking
Muskrat Hunting
Hardships
English Language Barrier
First Nations friends
Trading Post Store
Supply Barge
Drygoods
Storebought food
Inupiaq
School
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik is telling a story of being born and raised in the Yukon near the Alaskan border before moving to the Mackenzie Delta.
Ishmael Alunik’s Stories of Residential School Days
Anglican Residential School
Ministers
Administrators
Food
Classmates
Peer Gwich’in and Inuvialuktun language lessons
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik is telling stories of when he went to the Anglican residential school.
Ishmael Alunik’s Stories of Life after Residential School
Residential School
Snaring
Uummaq
Trading Post
Government Support
Ice house
Marriage
Various Families
Peffer’s Store
Registering Traditional Trapping lands
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik is telling stories of his family’s traditional knowledge teachings after residential school living, of his travels, and more personal stories.
Ishmael Alunik’s Stories of Travels, Moves, and Lifestyle Changes
Trapping Land Registration
Government moves
Wage Economy
Building new town of Inuvik
Training
512 Houses
Tent homes
DIAND
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik is storytelling about his younger days of he and other’s hunting, fishing, and trapping lifestyles, of the government registering trapping areas, of families moving back to Alaska, to the Mackenzie Delta, to Aklavik, and or to Inuvik where people are trained then employed to build the new town of Inuvik.
Building East Three's New Airport by Ishmael Alunik
Building Airport
Injury
East Three
Inuvik
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik continues his stories of he and others move to Inuvik, N.T. formally called East Three, where people were trained and employed when they were building the new town of Inuvik. Stories include when they were building the new airport in Inuvik after building the 512 houses, as well as his serious on the job injury, etc.
Couple of Stories and an Interview: Ishmael Alunik Storytelling, Building a New Town of Inuvik / Bannock Making and Tea Boiling Contest Interview with Jessie Amos / Building of A New Town of Inuvik Continued by Ishmael Alunik
Building East Three
Government Buildings
Religion
Residential Schools
Hostel
Catholics
Anglicans
RCMP
Semmler's Store
Liquor Store
Transportation
Aklavik Government Administration moves to Inuvik
Bannock making Contest
Tea Boiling Contest
Seismic Drilling
Environmental Traditional Land use Damage
Government Staff Housing
North Star
Arctic Inn
Hunters
Fishermen
Unfulfilled Government Promises
Changing Lifestyle
Unemployment
Various families
Previous Elders Yearly Planning
Long Time Ago host Ishmael Alunik continues his stories of when Inuvik was first being built with rapid lifestyle changes affecting everyone. Jessie Amos is interviewed in English about the bannock and tea boiling contest, followed by Ishmael Alunik continuing his stories of the beginnings of a new town of East Three, now called Inuvik.
Amos, Jessie
Cultural and Traditional Knowledge Teachings of the Inupiat and Inuvialuit Long Ago told by Ishmael Alunik
Boys' teachings
Girls' teachings
Way of life
Inuvialuit
Houses
Heating systems
Lighting systems
Cooking systems
Hunting and fishing tools
Food preservation
Choosing a wife
Siglit
Iniunnat
Tan'ngit
Sewing and clothing teachings
Qulliq
Long Time Ago host,Ishmael Alunik is telling stories about the numerous Inupiat and the Inuvialuit cultural and traditional knowledge teachings passed on generationally to the young.