Chapters 1 & 2- 'Fatty Legs' by Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret-Olemaun Pokiak-Fenton Crossword

The language spoken by the Inuvialuit who are Indigenous Peoples and their traditional territory spans the Western Arctic.
A place where many people eat together.
Established by Christian Churches and the federal Government to assimilate Indigenous Children into Euro-Canadian Society.
A small and plump brown songbird.
A large household or social organization that reflects the cultural heritage of its members and their roles in the fur trade.
A line or series of traps set for hunting animals.
Traditional parka worn by Inuit women of the Western Arctic and can also be referred to as Mother Hubbard Parka.
This place was established in 1932, has herds of reindeer and is located along the Mackenzie River.
Boots worn by the Inuit or also called Mukluks.
Long strips of fabric that are intertwined to create patterns to decorate Atikluks.
A type of sailing vessel with masts.
The Indigenous Peoples use this type of animal skin to create clothing or balls.
A Canadian Explorer who led the Canadian Expedition from 1913-1916.
A small hill or mound that is formed during the winter.
Hunters and Trappers traded their pelts at this company in North America for goods and supplies.
Traditional use of this bird was used to create balloons.
Canadas National Police Force.
Canadas National Holiday that is celebrated on July 1st.
A clothing garment that covers the foot up to the knee.
A willingness to forgive.
A person that is deprived of liberty or kept in restraint.
A word that describes these behavioural traits. Ie Cruel or Hostile