Łutsel K'e Dene First Nation is alleging that a law firm hired to help its businesses instead helped a former CEO defraud those businesses of millions of dollars. The law firm says the allegations are without merit.
The claims aren’t proven in court, but in a memorandum filed to the Supreme Court of Canada the Łutsel K'e Dene First Nation says Ron Barlas’s conduct “falls at the most egregious end of the spectrum of corporate wrongdoing.”
On Oct. 24, the Northwest Territories Supreme Court quashed a search warrant that allowed wildlife officers to raid a Åutsël K’é Dene Fi
The Łutsel K'e Dene First Nation is asking the courts to quash the search warrant that wildlife officers used last month to search a culture camp for evidence of illegal caribou hunting.
Tawahum Bige [he/they] is, in their words, “the whole gamut”: poet, performer, land defender, rapper, musician, and writer, as well as an uncle and a little brother. Bige, a Two-Spirit, nonbinary Łutsel K’e Dene and Plains Cree writer, began their poetry career while studying at Kwantlen University. They remember being struck by the power of imagery while hearing spoken word poet Hannah Johnson perform at Slamming the Binary: “They had this work about mermaids and their experience with gender, and pushing against it, but what I remember most was just being pulled into this underwater world they were creating […] I’m enamoured. […] I’m just in this world and I want to know more about how to do that myself. That was my biggest question coming out of it, was not just ‘that was amazing’ but ‘how would I do something like that?’”When Bige started taking creative writing classes a year later, they