61. Northwest Territories--Canadian Tourism And Travel-Canada Link The northwest territories truly represent a land and culture worth exploring RenewableResources Government of the NWT Yellowknife, NWT canada X1A 2L9 1 http://www.rockies.com/canlink/NWTerr.html

British Columbia Imagine a vast land of more than a million squaremiles, fully one-third of Canada, located at the top of the world-a land of bracing blue waters, clear air and warm, welcoming people. Welcome to one of the last great frontiers: Canada's Northwest Territories. Leave your cares at home. Here's a place where you really can get away from it all! And it's fairly easy to travel to the Northwest Territories, with convenient jet airline transportation from major cities. From May through July, this is the Land of the Midnight Sun. Twenty-four hours of daylight, in which to enjoy all that there is to see and do in the Arctic. Experience the wildrivers and the tundra where no trees grow, go fishing for giant trout, see great herds of caribou on their constant migration. Or spot muskoxen and polar bears in the wild. Where else but the NWT can you play golf at midnight in broad daylight on a course consisting entirely of sand, far above the tree line? The entire population of the Northwest Territories is only 64,000, or enough to easily fit into an average size baseball stadium. One third of the residents live in the capital city of Yellowknife, with the rest living in a few small villages. The Dene and the Inuits create exquisite artwork and crafts using ancient skills likestone carving, caribou tufting and quill work. The Northwest Territories truly represent a land and culture worth exploring. Travel Information Fish and Game Regulations

62. Canada Day Poster Challenge 2002 Finalists - Northwest Territories Jennifer Coleman 18 years northwest territories (Hay River) We are a countryrich in culture and our freedom of expression makes us unique. Back . http://www.pch.gc.ca/special/canada/affiche-poster/nt_e.cfm

Northwest Territories Jennifer Coleman 18 years Northwest Territories (Hay River) We are a country rich in culture and our freedom of expression makes us unique. Back Last updated: 2002-06-03 Important Notices

63. Northwest Territories to the three themes of natural resources, history and culture, social equity Northof Sixty Internet life in the northwest territories in northern canada. http://www.categories.ca/Regional/Northwest_Territories/

64. Summit On Canada's Innovation Strategy Northwest Territories Region of the Government of the northwest territories (GNWT) Energy meet the unique elementsof the Northern culture. attain the Government of canada's lofty goals. http://www.innovationstrategy.gc.ca/cmb/innovation.nsf/SummitReport/Yellowknife

Summit on Canada's Innovation Strategy Northwest Territories Region Yellowknife, October 1, 2002 Summary of Discussion 1. Introduction Thirty-four people participated in the Summit. The main objectives of the Northwest Territories Regional Innovation Summit Program are as follows: Identify stakeholder-led innovation initiatives that will benefit the Northwest Territories economy. Define national issues in the public and private sectors that, if resolved, would enable the stakeholders in the Northwest Territories (NWT) to pursue an innovative action plan. Suggest improvements to Canada's Innovation Strategy as set out in the Government of Canada's Achieving Excellence and Knowledge Matters discussion papers. 2. Summary of Keynote Address Dennis Bevington of the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) Energy Secretariat delivered the keynote address. Below is a brief summary of his talk: The NWT is adapting to a changing environment through: Governance: coming to grips with and accepting authority and responsibility; sharing between public and Aboriginal government. Economy: coping with growth, new players, new opportunities, and new challenges.

65. Northwest Territories Region Of Canada Buffalo National Park, home of canada's largest free Great rivers run through theNorthwest territories and you Native culture and traditions are shared by the http://www.adventures.com/gasnet/region17.htm

WATER ADVENTURES FISHING WINTER ADVENTURES ACTIVE ADVENTURES ... GERMAN WEB SITE The Great Canadian Adventure Company # 300, 10190 104 Street Edmonton, Alberta Canada T5J 1A7 phone: (780)414-1676 fax: (780) 424-9034 Web Site Comments email webmaster Welcome to the Northwest Territories Region T L isted below are the activities that we offer in this region. Each activity will have one or more adventures that you can view as well as detailed descriptions and pictures for each adventure. Try one or try them all! Aurora Borealis Viewing Boat Tours Canoeing Dogsledding ... Wildlife Watching SEARCH FEATURES Aurora Borealis Viewing Watch the mysterious northern lights dance across the sky more info Kayaking Canada Paddle the oceans, lakes and rivers of Canada's waterways more info Wildlife Watching Canada View bears, whales, wolves and more in their natural habitat more info HOME SITE MAP CONTACT INFO ... ABOUT US

66. Canada, Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Resource Guide mixed blood) of the northwest territories against the on destinations in canada withlinks to sites, featured destinations, experiences (culture, festivals and http://www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/homework/canada.html

Select Library Area: Article Search Ask a Librarian Branches Careers at CLP Computer Classes Directions Employment Genealogy/History Homework Help Hours Kids' Site Library Subject Guide Renew a Book Request a Book Search Subject Departments Support the Library Teens' Site Web Resource Guide Subject Search: Web Site Catalog Internet Search Database Search Events Search Resource Guide: ... Homework Help Canada Canada's Digital Collections Canada's Digital Collections showcases over 400 Web sites celebrating Canada's history, geography, science, technology and culture. Canadian Heritage Browse this Canadian government site with information on Canadian culture and heritage. Canadian Kids Page These are links collected for Canadian students with an emphasis on Canadian sites. Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation The Web site of Canada's national museum of human history includes dozens of virtual exhibitions and articles on Canadian history, archaeology, Native studies, folklore and cultural studies. CNEWS Check out the latest Canadian news. Canadiana Community Learning Network This directory of web resources for k-12 teachers in Canada, has links to many Canadian history resources. Check out their theme pages and their Subject Areas for links to many web resources.

67. Northwest Territories the three themes of natural resources, history and culture, social equity and eCategory Regional North America canada northwest territories http//www http://www.ad.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Northwest_Territories/

search Top Categories: Arts and Entertainment Business and Economy Education Government ... Arctic Circle Has the goal of stimulating an interest in the peoples and environment of the Arctic. Includes resources and links to the three themes of natural resources, history and culture, social equity and e Category: Regional > North America > Canada > Northwest Territories http://www.lib.uconn.edu/ArcticCircle/ Infonorth.org Information on The Northwest Territories, its people, geography, social and political facets. Category: Regional > North America > Canada > Northwest Territories http://www.infonorth.org/ Links River, North of Sixty Internet life in the Northwest Territories in northern Canada. Category: Regional > North America > Canada > Northwest Territories http://www.denendeh.com/linksriver/ Trans-Canada Highway in Northwest Territories TransCanadaHighway.com is a one-stop information source about provinces and towns along it, Canada-specific travel information, and links to community sites. Category: Regional > North America > Canada > Northwest Territories http://www.transcanadahighway.com/northwestterritories/

68. Civilization.ca - A History Of The Native People Of Canada - Plano Culture of Québec or the Barrengrounds of the northwest territories, its origin spread ofsome elements of early Plano culture into the Plains of canada was from http://www.civilization.ca/archeo/hnpc/npvol07e.html

QUICK LINKS Home page Archaeology Arts and Crafts Civilizations Cultures First Peoples History Treasures Military history Artifact catalogue Library catalogue Other Web sites Boutique T : 22), possibly the replacement of the split shaft hafting method by a socketed hafting system. Whatever the changes in the weapon system, the new point styles were rapidly adopted across the Plains and adjacent regions. These changes in point form took place shortly before 10,000 B.P., a time when the spruce forests were being replaced by grasslands with an intervening parkland belt (Epp and Dyck : 66; J. Ritchie Weapon Tips of the Plains T he two specimens in the lower left corner are early Western Plano culture point types, Hell Gap to the left and Agate Basin to the right, while the two points above them are late Western Plano culture types, Eden to the left and Scottsbluff to the right. Above these is a Period III Middle Plains culture point. The bison vertebra with the iron arrowhead lodged in it illustrates the continuity of bison hunting on the Plains. All of the chipped stone specimens are plastic replicas of the original southern Saskatchewan specimens residing in the Royal Ontario Museum. Such replicas are useful in research as well as exhibits vulnerable to damage. Except for weight, the replicas are indistinguishable from the originals. The points were all manufactured from North Dakota Knife River chalcedony. (Reproduced from Wright : Colour Plate 4) The Canadian Plains represent the northern portion of the Central Plains of North America and the northern Plano culture bands participated in the cultural developments of this extensive region. It is therefore possible to draw upon a substantial body of information from the northern Plains of the United States. There is evidence that the spread of some elements of early Plano culture into the Plains of Canada was from the south. This is seen in the abundance to tools manufactured from distinctive stone varieties whose geological sources are to the south (Ebell

69. MontagePlus - ICT Policies canada northwest territories - Department of Education, culture and EmploymentPolicies and documents related to education in the northwest territories. http://www.montageplus.co.uk/teachers/policies.htm

Links to ICT-in-Education policies around the globe, listed alphabetically by country. Argentina - Ministry for Education In Spanish. Australia - Department of Employment, Education and Training (Victoria) Polices and documents related to education in Victoria. Austria - Federal Ministry of Science, Education and Culture Austrian educational reports and information on the Austrian education system. Belgium - Ministry of the Flemish Community, Education Department Policies, including an ICT policy, and information on education in Flanders, the northern Dutch speaking part of Belgium. Brunei - Ministry of Education Canada - Alberta - Department of Education Policies and documents related to education in Alberta. Canada - British Colombia - Ministry of Education Polices, documents and numerous links to sites related to education in British Colombia. Canada - Council of Ministers of Education National site of Ministers of Education of Canada, detailing national education policies in Canada. Canada - Manitoba - Department of Education and Training Policies and documents related to education in Manitoba (also in French). Canada - Newfoundland and Labrador - Department of Education Policies and documents related to education in Newfoundland and Labrador.

70. Government Of The Northwest Territories The Official Homepage of the Government of the northwest territories. Government departments, arctic Category Regional North America northwest territories Government...... Land Environment. Land Environment. Business Resources. Business Resources.culture Community. culture Community. This Week's News. Road/Ferry. Weather. http://www.gov.nt.ca/

71. Deh Cho First Nation Main Page Descendants of the Dene People in canada's northwest territories. Dene are people of several cultures who were born to the lands that they have occupied and used since time immemorial. http://www.cancom.net/~dehchofn/

400) ln=navigator.language; if(bv>300) for(var i=0;i "; x2=""; document.write(x1+x2+arg+x3+x4); //> Main About Deh Cho First Nation Deh Cho Government Members ... View Our Guestbook

72. NWT Education, Culture And Employment Compendium of useful resources for distance learning, online schools, news archives and documents analyzing the school system. http://siksik.learnnet.nt.ca/

73. Northwest Territories, Canada, Mackenzie, Qimuksiit 2000, K12, Elementary, High . canada. Area Area 3 851 810 sq.mi (9 976 185 The northwest territories is a region of canada, the second largest When the northwest territories was formed in 1870 it http://www.polarhusky.com/expedition/map/nwt.htm

CANADA Area: Area: 3,851,810 sq.mi (9,976,185 sq.km) Population: 28 million (28.114,000) Capitol: Ottawa Currency: Canadian Dollar Government: Democracy Literacy: Ethnic groups British 25%, Fench 24%, other European descent 16%, mixed 28%, Native American 7% NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Population Area 508,947 sq mi (1,305,218 sq km) Capital : Yellowknife The Northwest territories is a region of Canada , the second largest nation in the world. License Plate When the Northwest Territories was formed in 1870 it made up about 2/3 of Canada - almost twice of what it does now. Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territories were all created from its land. Latest April 1, 1999 the remaining but still huge region was cut in half, the eastern part becoming "Nunavut" (means "our land" in Inuktitut - the inuit language). Territorial seal Two major climate zones divide the Northwest Territories, the Arctic and the sub-Arctic. The sub-Arctic climate has cold winters and relatively warm, but short, summers.Temperatures fall below degrees Celsius seven months of the year. In the Arctic, the average daily temperature of the warmest month of the year does not exceed 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 Celsius) meaning it has no so called true summers. And that is why trees can not survive there (check out treeline and tundra for more on this subject!)

74. éducation@canada: Territoires Du Nord-Ouest Translate this page offres d'emploi (Réseau Éducation canada) Liste des for Teacher Education in theNorthwest territories (Ministère de l'Éducation, de la culture et de l http://www.educationcanada.cmec.ca/FR/Prov/NT.php

DESCRIPTION DE L'ÉDUCATION AUX TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST Du préscolaire au secondaire (En anglais seulement) Kindergarten - Grade 12 (Ministère de l'Éducation, de la Culture et de l'Emploi des Territoires du Nord-Ouest) Cette page décrit un système d'éducation primaire-secondaire qui, dans les Territoires du Nord-Ouest, est axé sur la culture. En plus de fournir de l'information, elle donne accès aux programmes d'étude, aux guides, aux ressources, aux travaux de recherche et aux cadres de travail du secteur de l'éducation. Collèges L'enseignement postsecondaire aux Territoires du Nord-Ouest (Centre d'information canadien sur les diplômes internationaux) Description générale, aperçu de l'histoire des collèges des Territoires du Nord-Ouest, programmes et diplômes offerts, conditions d'admission, droits de scolarité et programmes d'aide financière. (En anglais seulement) College Years (Ministère de l'Éducation, de la Culture et de l'Emploi des Territoires du Nord-Ouest) Principale page d'information sur l'éducation postsecondaire (collégiale) dans les Territoires du Nord-Ouest. Liens au Collège Aurora et aux indicateurs de l'enseignement postsecondaire. ÉCOLES ET ÉTABLISSEMENTS D'ENSEIGNEMENT DES TERRITOIRES DU NORD-OUEST Du préscolaire au secondaire (En anglais seulement) Directory of Schools (Ministère de l'Éducation, de la Culture et de l'Emploi des Territoires du Nord-Ouest)

75. Wrigley Northwest Territories Canada, Mackenzie River, Mackenzie Highway, Dene C Welcome to Wrigley. The picturesque community of Wrigley is a scenic2 hour trip north of Fort Simpson on the Mackenzie Highway. http://www.wrigleyhotel.com/wrigley-northwest-territories.htm

The Patanea Hotel Wrigley Hotel Services Wrigley Northwest Territories ... Arctic Wildlife Wrigley, NWT The Patanea Inn in Wrigley Northwest Territories hotels are located in: Arviat, Nunavut Baker Lake, Nunavut Cambridge Bay, Nunavut Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut ... Wrigley, NWT Welcome to Wrigley The picturesque community of Wrigley is a scenic 2 hour trip north of Fort Simpson on the Mackenzie Highway . This is a quiet community that overlooks the Mackenzie River . In the distance you can see the Franklin Mountains. The famous Roche Qui Trempe a L'eau (mountain with its feet in the water) near Wrigley is a photographer's dream. This steep rounded rock rises 1200 feet over the water. Watch carefully and you may see falcons nesting on the ledges of this rock. Many of the residents of Wrigley live in log cabins. Some have adjoing teepees where families still dry and store traditional foods of the Dene and Slavey people. Most of the Dene and Slavey people who reside at Wrigley carry on their traditional livelihoods of hunting, fishing and trapping.

76. U.N. List Of Issues For Canada, 1998 This allowance is the highest in canada. The graduation rate for the northwest Territorieswas 27% for year the Department of Education, culture and Employment http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/unnt.htm

List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Canada : United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Government Response to the List of Issues 9. Please provide to the Committee with information from each Human Rights Commission in Canada about cases in which the Covenant has been used in interpreting or applying human rights legislation. In the event that the Committee would like to pursue this matter with the Fair Practices Office, the address is: Fair Practices Office of the Northwest Territories Box 1920 Yellowknife, NT Tel: 867-920-8764 Fax: 867-873-0489 10. Please provide an estimate of the percentage of human rights complaints filed with each Human Rights Commission in Canada which are adjudicated and explain how this is consistent with the Committee's General Comment No. 3 para 5. Can the Government of Quebec explain how its system is different and provide an estimate of the percentage of human rights complaints in Quebec that are not dismissed? The population of the Northwest Territories is small. Accordingly, the number of complaints filed is very small. Few result in hearings. For those complaints that fit within the ambit of the

77. Listings Of The World Regional North America Canada Northwest Listings World Regional North America canada northwest TerritoriesSociety and culture. Listings World, Over http://listingsworld.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Northwest_Territories/Soc

78. Hello Canada Series introduction to its people, culture, geography, history Written by northwest Territoriesresident Lyn Hancock, this fascinating tour of canada's newest territory http://www.fitzhenry.ca/hellocan.htm

Hello Canada Series Alberta Written by Sarah Yates ISBN: 1-55041-273-6 pb CDN US Alberta is an insightful and entertaining introduction to its people, culture, geography, history, and economy. The easy-to-read text- by Canadian resident Sarah Yates- is complimented with beautiful colour photography, taking readers on a fascinating tour of Canada's "Princess Province." British Columbia Written by Vivien Bowers ISBN: 1-55041-274-4 pb CDN US British Columbia is an insightful and entertaining introduction to its people, culture, geography, history, and economy. The easy-to-read text- by British Columbia resident Vivien Bowers- is complimented with beautiful colour photography, yaking readers on a fascinating tour of Canada's "Pacific Province." Manitoba Written by Sarah Yates ISBN: 1-55041-259-0 pb CDN US Manitoba is an insightful and entertaining introduction to its people, culture, geography, history, and economy. The easy-to-read text- by Manitoba resident Sarah Yates- is complimented with beautiful colour photography, taking readers on a fascinating tour of Canada's "Keystone Province." New Brunswick Written by Kumari Campbell ISBN: 1-55041-268-X pb CDN US New Brunswick is an insightful and entertaining introduction to its people, culture, geography, history, and economy. The easy-to-read text- by Prince Edward Island resident Kumari Campbell- is complimented with beautiful colour photography, taking readers on a fascinating tour of Canada's "Picture Province."

79. Northwest Territories Region Mineral And Petroleum Resources Directorate northwest territories, delivers government geoscience programs for the northwestterritories. responsible for administration of the canada Mining Regulations. http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/nt/gdv_e.html

document.write('' ); Northwest Territories Region Mineral and Petroleum Resources Directorate Geology Division The Geology Division of the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development’s (DIAND-NT Region) has joined with the geological staff of the Government of the Northwest Territories’ Department of Renewable Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development (RWED) to form the C.S. Lord Northern Geoscience Centre The C.S. Lord Northern Geoscience Centre, located in Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories, delivers government geoscience programs for the Northwest Territories. Our projects include petroleum geoscience, mineral deposit studies, kimberlite research, and multi-disciplinary field-based studies. Our archives contain thousands of geology maps and geoscientific papers. A database about these references, as well as our famous database of northern mineral showings (NORMIN), are searchable at the NORMIN website DIAND’s Geology Division, in conjunction with the Mining Recorder’s Office (867-669-2671), is also responsible for administration of the Canada Mining Regulations. www.canada.justice.gc.ca/en/index.html

80. Northwest Territories Resources - Archaeology a great deal of information concerning Inuit culture. Devon Lowlands, High ArcticCanada, data includes NE coast of the northwest territories, article abstract http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blcannt.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Archaeology Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Archaeology with K. Kris Hirst Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Archaeology Glossary Book Catalog Guide to Graduate Schools ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Northwest Territories Sites Universities Researchers Culture History ... Geography and Maps Archaeological Sites The Arvikk Site James Helmer and Genevieve Le Moine investigated this Late Dorset occupation in McDougall Sound, Canada. The Baymaud and Cambridge Bay Investigations of a ship sunk off Cambridge Bay in 1927, and survey in Mount Pelly park, from the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Center. Brooman Point Dorset and Thule occupations on Karluk Island; excavations by James Helmer in the late 1970s, from the University of Calgary. Signs and Symbols of an Ancient People from Robert McGhee of the Canadian Museum of Civilisation. Naujan Probably the most famous of the Thule sites, this one on Repulse Bay; page is from the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre site.

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