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the human security of Aboriginal peoples, it also serves the security interests
of the state as well by solidifying Canada's relationship with its Arctic peoples
and over Arctic lands.
Notes
1 This project is supported by a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
Northern Development Research Grant (2006-2009) and forms part of a larger IPY
(International Polar Year) Grant, Project 310: The Impacts of Oil and Gas Activity on
Peoples in the Arctic Using a Multiple Securities Perspective (GAPS). For more details
please see http://www.ipygaps.org (accessed 23 March 2013).
2 It is important to point out that the spelling of Gwich'in/Gwitchin varies and that the
former is used in the NWT while the latter is used by the VGFN in the Yukon.
3 This number is for Settlement Lands only (which is important for self-government purposes)
and thereby excludes Vuntut National Park, Fishing Branch Ecological Reserve and Old
Crow Flats which are designated 'Special Management Areas', which means they are owned
by Canada but co-managed with the Vuntut Gwitchin.
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