Resources
This page includes important resources for our members and those who want to learn more about the North Slave Métis. Please reach out to us at lands@nsma.net if you have any questions or concerns.
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Can't Live Without Work is a seminal document created by the North Slave Métis at the outset of the Diavik project. It continues to serve as a powerful statement of our distinct social and economic patterns, cultural traditions, and community values. The document underscores the necessity of meaningful consultation and engagement with our people to ensure that any development proceeds in a way that respects and upholds our rights, heritage, and way of life.
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This program is available to community members of the North Slave Métis Alliance. If you go hunting, fishing, berry picking, or travelling on the land, we want to know what you see! Click on the link for more information.
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The North Slave Métis assert Aboriginal rights throughout the Northwest Territories - both the Federal and Territorial Governments owe us a duty to consult and accommodate. This document outlines our expectations for proper and meaningful consultation and engagement.
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Use this form to apply for funds administered by the NSMA Environment Department including remediation economy training funding. Simply complete the information on page 3 and submit the form to lands@nsma.net. Eligibility details are listed on page 2.
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The Seniors’ Information Handbook is intended to be a resource and useful tool for Northwest Territories seniors, their families and caregivers, and service providers to make informed decisions and know how to access programs and services for seniors that keep them safe, independent, and active in their home communities.