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    Deh Gáh Got'ie Dene First Nation

    First Nation

    The Deh Gáh Got'ı̨ę First Nation is a Dene First Nations band government in the Northwest Territories. The band is headquartered in the community of Fort Providence, where 1080 of its registered members live.

    The Deh Gáh Got'ı̨ę First Nation belongs to the Dehcho First Nations

    Deh Gáh Got'ı̨ę First Nation on Wikipedia

    Territories

    • Dehcho Dene
    • Dënéndeh
    • Michif Piyii (Métis)

    Treaties

    • Nunavut Settlement Area1993
    • Sahtu Dene and Metis1993
    • Tlicho Agreement2003
    • Treaty 111921
    • Treaty 81899

    Leadership stories

    • Karalyn MenicocheReclaiming Culture and Leadership: Karalyn Menicoche's Journey of Integrating Indigenous Wisdom into Governance
    • Joachim BonnetrougeBringing the Songs Back: Joachim Bonnetrouge on Cultural Sharing Across Generations
    • Connie ConstantCommunity Care and Education: Learning to Care for Each Other and Ourselves
    • Priscilla CanadienLessons On The Land: Following Footsteps in the Snow to Higher Education
    • Nicole PerronLearning the Language of Reconnection: Nicole Perron Becomes an Educator for her Community
    • Brenda GauthierLanguage Revitalization in the North: Brenda Gauthier Takes on a New Challenge Once More
    • Lorraine WhitemanGiving Back in Work and Retirement: Lorraine Whiteman’s Career in Public Service
    • Sonia MinozaBorn to Teach: Sonia Minoza Finds Her Place At School as a Student, then as a Teacher
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    • Pearl LeishmanMoving Forward in a Good Way: Peal Leishman’s Journey as Leader of the Fort Providence Métis Council
    • Alayna KrutkoGenerations of Giving Back: Alayna Krutko Serves Her Community Just Like Her Mom
    • Julie LandryBeading and Babies: Julie Landry Nurtures Family and Her Community’s Artistic Practices
    • Nancy BonnetrougeKeeping the Warmth of Tradition Alive: Nancy Bonnetrouge Weaves Textiles and Traditions
    • William LandryBlueprint for Success: William Landry Builds a Future for his Family
    • Victoria ConstantFor the Love of Family and Community: Victoria Constant’s Quest to Learn More and Give Back
    • Cynthia LandryPainting a Path Forward: Cynthia Landry on the Art of Living
    • Brad ThomRecycling Renaissance: Bradley Thom’s Bottle Depot Dreams Add Up and Make Cents
    • Doris CamsellEnhancing Indigenous Education: Doris Camsell Gives the Gift of Knowledge
    • Laëtitia LevavasseurInherited Dreams: Laetitia Levevessuer Banks on her Future
    • Anonda CanadienGoing South for Storytelling: Anonda Canadien’s Indigenous Film Education Journey
    • Annadette BouvierBack to School Again: Annadette Bouvier's Work as a Student Support Worker Post Graduation
    • Charlene BonnetrougeSupporting Northern Youth: Charlene Bonnetrouge Shares Sewing and Sports Outside of School
    • Destiny Thom-GarganCare for Kids: Destiny Thom-Gargan’s Child-Centred Career in Community Care
    • Jackie SteinwandSupporting Student Success: Jackie Steinwand's Rewarding Work With Kids in the North
    • Trisha Marie LandrySystem Support: Trisha Marie Landry Helps People Find Their Way Through Bureaucracy
    • Sheryl YakeleyaLeading in the North: MLA Sheryl Yakeleya’s Path to Politics in the NWT
    • Britney NadliOn The Land and In The Heart: Britney Nadli’s Love of Culture At Work
    • Carl SquirrelLit Up for Solar: Carl Squirrel’s Electrical Career Helping Northern Communities
    • Maxine LacorneSupporting Survivors: The Ripple Effect of Maxine Lacorne’s Healing Journey
    • Helena LandryBeading and Beaming: Helena Landry Builds a Crafting Business Alongside Her Mom
    • Vincent McLeodFrom Mining to Broadcasting: Vincent McLeod’s Pursuit of Opportunity Outside his Home Community

    Links

    • Website↗
    • Government profile↗
    • Wikipedia↗

    Boundaries are approximate and often overlap; they are not legal or official.