First-Nations-First-Aid near Fort Resolution NT (261 Result(s))

Vehicle plug ins for winter monthsPay phone & FaxNo pets allowedFull access/use to the kitchenThe population of Fort Resolution is 450-500 people and the languages are Chipewyan and English. Fort Resolution has a Roman Catholic Church, North Mart and Stans Quick Stop. The community is run by Akaitcho Territory Government, Deninu Kue First Nation and Fort Resolution Métis Council.Today, Fort Resolution is a base for Sport fishing adventures and explorations on the Great Slave Lake with abundant natural forests and close to world class fishing and hunting. Enjoy the amazing wildlife including Buffalo, black/brown bears, fox and many other types of wildlife. Witness the spectacular display of the Aurora Borealis.For payments we accept VISA & MasterCard.

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The Akaitcho Territory Government (ATG) represents the collective social, political, cultural, environmental and economic interests of its constituent First Nations.The ATG exists to assist Akaitcho communities as they develop the self-sufficiency require