The 100 Year Treaty Five Commemoration took off with many preparations and events planned for both the staff of Keewaytinook Okimakanak and working together with Deer Lake First Nation Chief and Council and members of the community. (See the Pictures) KO staff stayed in accommodations and some staff camped out on Treaty Point. June 9, 2010 started with breakfast, canoes paddling to Treaty Point, Arrival of...
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The Chiefs of Keewaytinook Okimakanak have created a research institute (KORI) to document, conduct and promote research about issues relevant to First Nation communities, with particular emphasis about the various impacts of ICTs. KORI has developed relationships with a number of academic insitutions and community-driven organizations across Canada. The KO Research Institute's mandate is to change the way First Nation research is conducted within its sphere of influence.
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