Dene constellations show a new way of understanding our relationship with the world.
Written by Jacob Boon
ILLUSTRATION COURTESY MARECA GUTHRIE
The Dene worldview is embedded in our songs, and it needs to be heard now more than ever.
Written by Leela Gilday
PHOTO BY JEN SQUIRES, COURTESY LEELA GILDAY
Fifty years ago, we watched the birth of the Dene Nation. We were a scrappy bunch of rebels trying to protect what was ours. This is the story of how a great northern people took control of its destiny.
Written by Antoine Mountain, Raymond Yakeleya
PHOTO BY TESSA MACINTOSH
Canada might not have free universal post-secondary education, but the NWT has come pretty close, with thousands available as grants and forgivable loans. Is it working to bring educated students back north?
Written by Jessica Davey-Quantick
Knowledge does not always equal power, and other lessons learned at Arctic Frontiers.
Written by Jacob Boon
ALBERTO GROHOVAZ/ARCTIC FRONTIERS
At a healing camp for Dehcho youth, one generation learns traditional Dene knowledge, and passes it down so the next generation can take flight.
Written by Lawrence Nayally
