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    The document discusses the history and current state of a remote indigenous community in northern Canada. It describes how the community was traditionally nomadic hunter-gatherers but were settled into a permanent village in the 1950s by government policy. Now, community members still rely on traditional activities like fishing, hunting and trapping but also utilize modern conveniences through an independent power grid and internet access. Younger generations are obtaining higher education and many community members are multilingual to engage with government and industry representatives.

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    The document discusses the history and current state of a remote indigenous community in northern Canada. It describes how the community was traditionally nomadic hunter-gatherers but were settled into a permanent village in the 1950s by government policy. Now, community members still rely on traditional activities like fishing, hunting and trapping but also utilize modern conveniences through an independent power grid and internet access. Younger generations are obtaining higher education and many community members are multilingual to engage with government and industry representatives.

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    E 04 Manual V 1.12 Single Page

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    The document discusses the history and current state of a remote indigenous community in northern Canada. It describes how the community was traditionally nomadic hunter-gatherers but were settled into a permanent village in the 1950s by government policy. Now, community members still rely on traditional activities like fishing, hunting and trapping but also utilize modern conveniences through an independent power grid and internet access. Younger generations are obtaining higher education and many community members are multilingual to engage with government and industry representatives.

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