DDC News
Global Pandemic Addendum – 2021
One year later, as economies around the world re-emerge from the devastation of COVID-19, there is a need for the Coalition to revisit its plans given the economic landscape has been dramatically altered as a result of the lockdown. DDC has asked Impact Economics to investigate how this altered economic landscape might affect the Coalition’s five-year plan and to provide an addendum to that plan where necessary.
Tribute to Chief Edward Sangris
Born in Dettah in 1953, Edward Sangris came from a long line of leaders of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation. His father Joseph (It’o) and brother Jonas were former Chiefs, and with Edward’s 16 years, their leadership spanned over 60 years, not including their respective times served as Councilors
Sixty North Unity, Northwestel and Bell Canada
Sixty North Unity, Northwestel and Bell Canada announce transformative partnership to advance economic reconciliation
Tribute to James Firth
The Board and Staff were saddened to learn of the passing of long-time DDC Board Member and Chair and DII Board Member and Vice-Chairman James Firth.
First Nations Major Projects Coalition
First Nations Major Projects Coalition First Nations Major Project Coalition (FNMPC) Membership
Applying a Gap Analysis Approach to the Study of Investment Opportunities
Denendeh Development Corporation (DDC) has been working with the Indigenous community throughout the Northwest Territories, including First Nation, Metis, and Inuvialuit peoples to establish the NWT Indigenous Leaders Economic Coalition.
DDC prepared or commissioned reports and studies
A proposal from Impact Economic NWT’s Ingenious Leaders economic Form Background Materials
Full review of Five Year Plan
The NWT Indigenous Leaders Economic Coalition is developing a five-year plan that will see the creation of a new investment body that will bring First Nation, Metis, and Inuit together for the purpose of business development and project investment.
Coalition 2019-20 Participation and Outcomes Report
The NWT Indigenous Leaders Economic Coalition 5-Year Strategic Plan In response to a slowing NWT economy, the Dene, Inuvialuit and Metis of the NWT worked together to formulate a Five-Year Strategic Plan
NWT Indigenous Leaders Economic Coalition: Joint Communique
(December 12, 2019) Yellowknife, NT: Indigenous leaders from the Dene, Métis and Inuvialuit met in Yellowknife over the past two days (December 11-12, 2019) to review and endorse a framework on how they will collaborate to invest in important projects.
NWT Indigenous Leaders Seek Solutions
December 12, 2018 (Yellowknife) Indigenous leaders representing the Dene, Inuvialuit and Metis gathered in Yellowknife on December 11 & 12, 2018, along with guests from the federal and territorial governments.
NWT Forum Background Material Proposal (Impact Economics)
Denendeh Development Corporation (DDC) is hosting the NWT Indigenous Leaders Economic Forum on December 11-12, 2018 in Yellowknife.
Choosing a Path Forward
Denendeh has enjoyed a prolonged period of economic prosperity and stability as a direct result of the investments in the oil and gas and diamond industries.
Conferences September 22 to 24, 2009.
Denendeh Development Corporation (DDC) is pleased with the results of the 2009 NWT Aboriginal Business Conference hosted in Yellowknife, September 22 to 24, 2009.