If caution is not taken, a threat looms large over Amdavadis too. Heading to a similar pathway is the AMC, which has allotted a management consulting contract to a company blacklisted in 2022 over sub-par quality work.
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Posted: May 09, 2021 1:34 PM CT | Last Updated: May 9
Paul Simon said the water reached five feet high on his mother s teepee in Jean Marie River.(Paul Thunder-Stealer/Facebook)
Twenty-two homes in Jean Marie River have been damaged by water and contaminated with fuel after the Mackenzie River flooded the N.W.T. community on both Friday and Saturday nights, according to the community s chief.
Chief Stanley Sanguez told CBC News the band office and the school in the lower lying downtown area were also affected.
The community of fewer than 100 people only has 26 homes in it, he said. The water went so high that it uprooted all the fuel tanks, you could literally smell diesel all over, he explained. The fuel that got into the houses is going to embed right in the lumber. It [doesn t] matter how you wash it, you ll still have that smell.
Posted: Apr 29, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 29
The Ekali Lake healing camp in Tthets éhk edélı (Jean Marie River First Nation). (Submitted by Jonathan Antoine)
After a 30-day healing program launched by Dehcho First Nations had positive results, coordinators and participants say there is a need for more programming like it. Culture really is healing. Being on the land is healing. That s my hope, is to see more and more of these programs in the N.W.T., especially in the Dehcho, said Kristen Tanche, regional health and wellness coordinator with Dehcho First Nations.
The program is a partnership between Dehcho First Nations and Frank and Bev Hope from Shakes the Dust Hope Consulting.