Cabinet shuffle poses challenges for advancing Inuit priorities, ITK president says
By Brett Forester · CBC News ‘We often as Inuit leaders have to be the ones that educate ministers,’ Natan Obed says
Read moreBy Brett Forester · CBC News ‘We often as Inuit leaders have to be the ones that educate ministers,’ Natan Obed says
Read moreThe Indigenous services minister says the Liberal government made a mistake in the federal budget by appearing to back away
Read moreNatan Obed says Bill C-29 does little to enforce accountability, could damage work with Ottawa The national organization representing Inuit
Read moreThe federal government announced $6.4 million on Wednesday to go towards a new Inuit Research Network in Canada. Canada’s Minister
Read moreFor Natan Obed, the apology by Pope Francis on Monday to Indigenous people in Canada for the role the Catholic Church
Read moreThe Inuvialuit Regional Corporation will not be attending the papal visit to Iqaluit and instead invited the church and the Canadian
Read moreCanada and Denmark put their longstanding Hans Island dispute to bed on Tuesday, signing an agreement to divide the small
Read more-By Kelly Geraldine Malone The national organization representing Inuit has developed a plan with Mounties to help improve their relationship.
Read moreA new policy recognizing the Inuit homeland in Canada as a distinct “geographic, cultural, and political region,” is an important
Read moreITK President compares campaign to the one just before the Kelowna Accord was undone The president of the national body
Read moreNatan Obed is starting his 3rd and final term as ITK president Natan Obed will serve a third — and final
Read moreThis will be Obed’s 3rd term in the position — and his final, he says For Natan Obed, taking on
Read moreSome say up to $30B is needed to close infrastructure gap in First Nations alone National Indigenous leaders say the
Read moreNatan Obed doesn’t feel that he, himself, made the Edmonton football team change its name. But the national Inuit leader — whose 2015 op-ed in
Read moreBefore the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Canada’s Inuit were already grappling with a much deadlier respiratory disease: tuberculosis. The TB rate
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