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| Aboriginal people come to Deline for events of high importance in the Dene culture, including spiritual gatherings and traditional feasts.
The traditional culture can be seen everywhere in Deline - traditional
games, dances, seasonal events and a traditional dependence
on hunting and fishing. Yet there also remain a subtle influence
from the French explorers who came here to trade and to trap,
and this French influence has seeped into some names and terms
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Clint
Baptiste, Web Designer
Is
a resident of Deline and is trained
as
a Network/Technical Support and Web Developer.
Clint also runs and maintains the Community
Access Program (CAP), which gives community
members access to the internet. Also
a team member of
Crank IT Communications.
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Mary
Kenny, Web Designer
Is a resident of Deline and
is trained as a Network/Technical Support
and Web Developer. Mary also runs and
maintains the Community Access Program
(CAP), which gives community members
access to the internet. Also a team
member of Crank IT Communications.
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Rob
Kershaw, Project Advisor
Rob is a Graphic Designer and is
the Project Leader for the Canada's Digital
Collections
Website "Dene Naowere Ko". Also
a team
member of Crank IT Communications.
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Buddy Kenny, Communications Trainee
Is
a resident of Deline and works with
Parks Canada as a communications trainee.
Buddy contributed to this project with
digitizing information/text/images and
collecting photos for the website.
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This website was made possible through the wisdom
and generosity of
Our Elders
Deline Dene Band
Deline
Uranium Team
Deline Land Corporation
Students and teachers at ?ehtseo Ayha High
School
Mackenzie Valley Viewer archives
Deborah Simmons
and special thank you to
Darrell Fraser, Webmaster, South Slave Research
Centre
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