Kidz Konnection teaches kids to stay found in Chetwynd
Chetwynd Search and Rescue hosted last week event at the library teaching children how to avoid being lost and how to aid search teams. Presenters Joanna Anderson Sheldon Belcher Pam Marchenski and Jake the bloodhound showcased Hug a Tree and Survive funded by the National Search and Rescue Secretariat and the RCMP with a demonstration video. Anderson emphasizes staying put and waiting to be found while advising carrying a whistle and a bright orange bag to signal rescuers. It was the first time the program ran in Chetwynd with plans to expand to schools and parks this summer. about eighty children attended.
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Nunavut Birth of a New Inuit Governed Future
Nunavut, meaning our land in Inuktitut, hosts about 25,000 residents in Canada's eastern Arctic. The article notes a young, dynamic population facing challenges and describes a Government of Nunavut built on traditional Inuit values and contemporary systems, signaling cooperation and evolving democracy.
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