Junior Canadian Rangers from Gjoa Haven, Grise Fiord, Kugaaruk, Kugluktuk and Resolute Bay recently joined their counterparts in Taloyoak for an enhanced training session.
During the July 2-8 camp, the Rangers partook in diverse Ranger skills, life skills and traditional skills training, engaged in challenging activities, and took trips out on the land, which is often their favourite part, stated Capt. Steve Watton, public affairs officer for 1 Canadian Rangers Patrol Group. It was one of six camps held in the North this summer.
Junior Ranger Jada Tularialik of Taloyoak points to some bird's eggs that the Junior Rangers found while on a hike exploring the land. Photos courtesy of Capt. Bonita Lydon and Warrant Officer Woody KeepingTaloyoak's Holly Tulurialik cuts up caribou meat for a stew supper.Junior Ranger Devon Manik, from Resolute Bay, displays the fishing spear he was given to recognize his leadership during the camp.Forty-five Junior Canadian Rangers from Gjoa Haven, Grise Fiord, Kugaaruk, Kugluktuk, Resolute Bay and Taloyoak participate in an enhanced training session in Taloyoak.Taloyoak's Lazarus Oleekatalik, standing with two other Junior Rangers, engages in traditional fishing.
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