Welcome

Welcome to Tlicho.ca

We want this site to be a celebration of all things Tåîchô. Our traditional lands are a vast area of boreal forests, waterways, and tundra stretching from the northern shores of Great Slave Lake to almost touch the southern shores of Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories of Canada. From the borders of Nunavut in the east towards the Mackenzie River in the west, our land is rich in wildlife and other resources.

News and Events

News and Events

Chief Jimmy Bruneau School Graduate List for 2012-2013

The following is a list of our students who will walk the stage as part of our Graduation Ceremonies on May 25, 2013.

Chief Jimmy Bruneau School Graduate List for 2012-2013
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Tlicho Winter Road Update - April 15, 2013

The Tlicho Winter Roads to Whati and Gameti are on 24 hours notice of closing for the Season – and may close as early as Tuesday April 16th at 10:00 am.

Please watch for and slow down at a single-lane overflow section near kilometer 70 of the Whati Winter Road.

In order to extend the season and protect the road surface, The Tlicho Winter Road to Whati and Gameti is restricted to Night Travel Only. (10:00PM to 10:00AM)

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Tlicho Winter Road Update - April 11, 2013

The Tlicho Winter Roads to Whati and Gameti are on 48 hours notice of closing for the Season.

In order to extend the season and protect the road surface, The Tlicho Winter Road to Whati and Gameti is restricted to Night Travel Only. (10:00PM to 10:00AM)

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Tlicho Winter Road Update - April 10, 2013

Whati and Gameti will be open as of 10:00 PM tonight. Please watch for Highway Maintenance equipment working between Whati and Edzo.

The Wekweètì Winter Road is closed for the season.

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Features

Tlicho Imbè Program

The Tåîchô Įmbè Program (TĮP) is a six week program that will hire secondary and post secondary summer students in each of the Tåîchô communities. TĮP will focus on Chief Jimmy Bruno’s philosophy of “being strong like two people”. Participants will be taught traditional Tåîchô skills and will earn certificates. A focus will be put on language, identity, healing and future job skills. To learn more click here.

Rosa Rabesca

Rosa Rabesca Art

Rosa Rabesca was born in Yellowknife and her family moved to Behchokö in the 1950’s where she has lived ever since. She married her late husband, Eddie Paul Rabesca and together they had seven children who have blessed her with many, many grandchildren.

View her artist profile.