Lanoue writes about the relationship between sibling and conjugal social relationships and responsibilities in Fort Good Hope.

Abstract: 

The Hare Indians of the NWT are characterized in terres of domestic groupe by two conflicting bases: those of the sibling groups which must co-operate, and those of conjugal units. The importance of both types of allegiances naturally creates a degree of tension and imposes care upon the negotiation of allegiances.

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Lanoue, Guy. “Flexibility in Hare social organization.” Canadian Journal of Native Studies 1 (1981): 259-276.