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Body of missing man presumed drowned found near Fort Providence

Body of missing man presumed drowned found near Fort Providence Fort Providence Chief Joachim Bonnetrouge says the body of a man who went missing near the community has been recovered. Earlier on Monday, RCMP said a 56-year-old man was missing after being last seen swimming at the end of a road near the winter crossing. Social Sharing Police believe the man may have been caught in a strong current and was drawn into fast-moving water CBC News · Posted: Jun 28, 2021 6:12 PM CT | Last Updated: June 29 The Mackenzie River flows beside the community of Fort Providence, N.W.T., in September 2019. The body of a man presumed to have drowned in the river has been recovered.(Trevor Lyons/CBC)

Thomas Berger, radical listener: Reflections from CBC's The Trailbreaker

For the first time, the whole Dene family was talking to each other. That s how Mountain Dene Elder and northern broadcasting icon Paul Andrew described the inquiry into the proposed Mackenzie Valley Gas Pipeline   also known by the name of its chair, The Berger Inquiry.  Thomas Berger died this week at the age of 88. CBC North has spent much of the last few days remembering the lawyer, judge and champion of Indigenous land and treaty rights. The stories and ways that northerners are remembering Mr. Berger have created incredible meaning for me, a non-Indigenous radio host living and working in the Northwest Territories, in Denendeh.

'Alarming' cultural competency gaps in health services: Deh Cho MLA

Alarming cultural competency gaps in health services: Deh Cho MLA Avery Zingel © CBC Deh Cho MLA Ronald Bonnetrouge wants regional input on the territory s cultural competency training because of alarming issues at health centres and with social services. An N.W.T. MLA says that health and social services staff need cultural competency training because they do not understand First Nations family structures and the history of Canada s treatment of Indigenous peoples.  Deh Cho MLA Ron Bonnetrouge said that, in a conversation about the cultural competency of health centre staff, the chief of Deh Gáh Got îê First Nation in Fort Providence said he has no faith in what they do . that they do not understand us.

'Alarming' cultural competency gaps in health services: Deh Cho MLA