Hey Sahtu, renew your Firearms Licence!
We’re currently touring the Sahtu Region delivering the Firearms Safety Course.One of the things that we have been noticing is the large number of people that have expired licences.
We’re certified! Firearms Safety Courses for Nunavut are on the way.
Well, it’s been a long time coming but we are finally certified to teach the Canadian Firearms Safety Course in Nunavut!We were hoping that the so-called “Common Sense” Firearms Licensing
How to get Free Topographic Maps of the NWT
Every time I travel to communities in the North to teach the Environmental Monitor Training Program or other community-based monitoring programs, I am always asked two things: first, where did
The New “Common Sense” Firearms Licensing Act
When I heard the news that there was new legislation on the way to govern firearms use and licensing in Canada I was of course very interested. Looking at the
Call out for conference suggestions
There’s a meme circulating the social networks like Linkedin that goes something along the lines of:“The CFO of a company goes to his CEO, worried about the state of the
Summer on the Thelon
One of the best parts of this job is that you never know what is going to happen next. We are so varied in the work we do, we almost
The Blyth & Bathe Journey: Where we are and where we’ve come from.
A few short years back Adam Bathe, John Blyth and myself, Chuck Blyth, decided to start a small northern company based on building capacity for people so that they could
Canoeing the Slave Watershed Environmental Effects Program (SWEEP) Community Based Monitoring Project.
Recently I had the chance to participate in the Slave Watershed Environmental Effects Program (SWEEP) Community Based Monitoring Project. Carefully processing samples. As part of SWEEP, Lorne Doig (University of Saskatchewan)
New Website, Same Team
Although there is something to be said for tried and true, our team recently decided it was time to update our website. Although we’ve updated our image somewhat, we’re not