Yvonne Angohiatok
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Yvonne Angohiatok
Yvonne Angohiatok, from Cambridge Bay with roots in Bathurst Inlet (Kingaok), spent her childhood summers with her Kapolak family at this traditional outpost camp. A Social Work student at Memorial University, Yvonne is passionate about Inuit rights and advocacy, aiming to address systemic barriers faced by Kitikmeot Inuit. She values incorporating Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principles into community social work, emphasizing decolonizing approaches.
Lawrence Otokiak
Lawrence, born and raised in Cambridge Bay, is a deeply respected member of our community with a strong commitment to supporting local youth. His dedication to creating opportunities and his steadfast Inuit values make him an invaluable asset to our board.
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Dr. Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich
Dr. Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich is a lawyerDr. Rebecca Jaremko Bromwich is a lawyer and law professor who has taught and practiced law in Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta over her twenty year legal career and is now newly working in Nunavut. and law professor who has taught and practiced law in Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta over her twenty year legal career and is now newly working in
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Dmitri Malakhov
Dmitri Malakhov has been an RCMP officer for 16 years. He has served in many of Nunavut’s communities, most recently as the Detachment Commander in Cambridge Bay. Dmitri takes great pride in working to nurture positive police-community relations based on trust, engagement, and respect. Dmitri believes the Society’s ambitious work will improve social, economic and mental health outcomes for youth in Cambridge Bay and beyond, and empower young people to take charge of their lives and transform their communities.
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Yvonne Angohiatok, from Cambridge Bay with roots in Bathurst Inlet (Kingaok), spent her childhood summers with her Kapolak family at this traditional outpost camp. A Social Work student at Memorial University, Yvonne is passionate about Inuit rights and advocacy, aiming to address systemic barriers faced by Kitikmeot Inuit. She values incorporating Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit (IQ) principles into community social work, emphasizing decolonizing approaches.
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Melissa Lawson
Melissa has been a friend and dedicated advocate of the welding program since 2021. She comes with many years of experience in administration and executive management, and hopes to utilize her strengths to assist in furthering the program’s growth and sustainability.
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Dr. David Hik
Dr. David Hik has lived in Cambridge Bay since 2021, where he is the Chief Scientist with Polar Knowledge Canada. He has spent the past 40 years studying Arctic ecosystems, training students, leading research programs, and sharing information about the North with the public and policy makers.
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Dana Langille
Dana came to Cambridge Bay in 2004 and has embraced life in the North with a passion for the outdoors. He values the strong sense of community and enjoys collaborating with various local organizations, bringing a wealth of experience and dedication to his work.
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Mark Slatter
Mark is a certified Red Seal Journey man welder who has been involved with the program since its inception. In 2021, he was hired as the full-time welding instructor and mentor. Mark has worked proudly with the students on several community arts projects, including the Cambridge Bay welcome sign. He measures his achievements by his students’ successes and continues to be a tireless advocate and mentor to youth in the community.
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