Community members in Aklavik are invited to attend an open two-day workshop hosted by the GwichSA国际影视传媒檌n Renewable Resources Board Sept. 20-21.

The workshop will be discussing research priorities and strategic planning, with the GRRB looking to update its strategic plan and research priorities for the next five years.

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The meeting will be open to everyone.

Five from Beaufort Delta in Students on Ice

Beaufort Delta

Five youth from the region are taking part in the 2017 Arctic Expedition through the annual Students on Ice program.

The trip begins Aug. 8 with orientation in Ottawa, before the 120-plus youth and staff fly to Resolute Bay to set sail through the Canadian High Arctic.

The ship will cross the Davis Strait to discover the western coast of Greenland, ending its expedition in Kangerlussuaq.

Joining the trip this year are Topsy Banksland from Ulukhaktok, Jessi Pascal from Aklavik, Jasmine Keogak from Sachs Harbour, Allysa Felix from Tuktoyaktuk and Carmen Kuptana from Tuktoyaktuk.

30th anniversary for most northern nine-hole golf course

Ulukhaktok/Holman

Men and women in Ulukhaktok competed in the 30th anniversary of the Billy Joss Open golf tournament on the July 21 weekend.

Curtis Banksland won the menSA国际影视传媒檚 division, narrowly prevailing over Andrew Joss.

Louise Nigiyok won the womenSA国际影视传媒檚 division, while Peter Okheena won the masterSA国际影视传媒檚 and Kolten Inuktalik finished with a 162-stroke total after three rounds to win the youth division.

Full results:

Men

Third Place: Gary Okheena (39+38+38 = 115)

Second Place: Andrew Joss (37+36+39 = 112)

First Place: Curtis Banksland (34+39+37 = 110)

Women

Third Place: Margaret Akoaksion (60+54+53 = 167)

Second Place: Jane Okheena (57+50+57 = 164)

First Place: Louise Nigiyok (54+56+52 = 162)

Master

Third Place: Joshua Oliktoak (45+48+46 = 139)

Second Place: Colin Okheena (45+45+44 = 134)

First Place: Peter Okheena (45+43+42 = 130)

Youth

Third Place: Maegen Klengenberg (85+88+87 = 260)

Second Place: Sydone Okheena (90+80+87 = 257)

First Place: Kolten Inuktalik (59+49+54 = 162)

Source: Inuvialuit Regional Corporation