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Tony Penikett is a Canadian mediator, negotiator, and academic with a distinguished career in public service and higher education. He served as the Premier of Yukon for two terms and held key roles in treaty negotiations with Yukon First Nations.
- 2013: Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Arctic Studies, Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington
- 2014: Visiting Professor, School of Public Policy, Simon Fraser University
Research Interests
Penikett specializes in Indigenous treaty-making, Arctic policy, and public administration. His work bridges Indigenous rights, political science, and environmental governance, particularly in Northern Canada.
Scientific Awards
- Fulbright Visiting Research Chair in Arctic Studies (2013)
Publications & Media
Penikett authored the book Reconciliation: First Nations Treaty Making (Douglas & McIntyre, 2006) and co-produced two films: The Mad Trapper (BBC TV/Time Life Films) and The Lost Patrol (ORTF France).
Mentorship & Community Engagement
He mentors through the Walter & Duncan Gordon Foundation's Glassco Fellows and the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation (since 2016). His career spans mediation, devolution processes in Canada’s North, and academic contributions to Indigenous studies.
