Segment 1: In 1994, some teachers in training perform traditional children songs, actions to accordion music and other games. There is also an explanation of the teacher education program. The elders are also seen playing games.
Program name: Tohaknaak Producer: Cambridge Bay – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Host: James Panioyak
Segment 1: In 1988, James Kavana talks with the Anglican and Pentecostal church ministers and the Catholic priest in Cambridge Bay and then others, including Mary Sillett, about their views on abortion. The Regional Health Boards also meet about abortion.
Producer: Baker Lake Production Centre – probably during the Inukshuk Project
Segment 1: This shows a Christmas church service with Armand Tagoona in1980. A variety of activities, including Inuit games, ajaaja songs, and drum dancing, which took place during Christmas time, are also shown. A French priest also gives his Christmas and New Years greetings.
Program name: Tohaknaak Producer: Cambridge Bay – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Host: Ada Todd
Segment 1: This is a public meeting with the Hamlet Council in Cambridge Bay.
Segment 2: This is a short information video about road safety. Because there were too many road accidents, the Hamlet has had to make more bylaws regarding road safety.
Program name: Tohaknaak Producer: Cambridge Bay – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Host: James Paniyok
Segment 1: An office procedures course was offered at Arctic College. All the students taking a course are female. Peggy Garet, the course instructor explains the course. The students also talk about the course.
Program name: Tohaknaak Producer: Cambridge Bay – Inuit Broadcasting Corporation Host: James Paniyok
Segment 1: Elder Walter Topilak and Effie Kakayak talk about how it was when Kugluktuk started as a community. They have seen big changes from the life style they lived before the establishment of the community.
Segment 1: The Hamlet built an access road to the water lake for public use. The road has improved people’s ability to go into the campgrounds.
Segment 2: Men in Igloolik go walrus hunting. They also prepare walrus meat for fermentation in caches. The meat will be removed from the caches in the wintertime.
Segment 1: This whole video is about television coming into the town of Igloolik, Nunavut. Joe Attagutaluk interviews people about the “Yes or No” vote about allowing a television channel. There are different opinions. Elders are also asked about their views.
