Pilot project in Nunatsiavut, Atlantic Canada aims to keep Inuit foster children in the region
The Nunatsiavut government, the regional government which represents the Inuit of northern Labrador in Atlantic Canada, is testing a pilot
Read moreThe Nunatsiavut government, the regional government which represents the Inuit of northern Labrador in Atlantic Canada, is testing a pilot
Read moreA senior federal official says a human rights tribunal ruling ordering Ottawa to compensate First Nation children apprehended through the
Read moreCanada’s Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau is challenging a landmark human rights ruling to compensate apprehended First Nations children
Read moreStatistics Finland’s projection, published on Monday, gives backing to often heard predictions that the country’s population will soon go into
Read moreThere has been a sharp decline in the number of babies baptised in Finland. According to statistics from the Population
Read moreUnder the pressure of a teacher shortage, school boards across Northern Quebec are putting unlicensed educators into classrooms. Harriet Keleutak
Read moreOttawa must pay tens of thousands of dollars to every First Nations child who was placed in the on-reserve child
Read moreChild protective services is not regarded as a resource, but as a source of fear. That’s one of the jaw-dropping
Read moreAn anonymous donor has given $2 million to the Stanton Territorial Hospital for a three-year mental health program for youth
Read moreAn independent review of the treatment, experiences and outcomes of Inuit children and youth in the province’s child protection system
Read moreSusie Kununak wants to work in an office and wants to support her community of Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, in Arctic
Read moreAlaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy hasn’t wavered from many of his positions since taking office. But that changed this week. Dunleavy
Read moreThe federal government gave three projects in Nunavut $1.8 million to educate residents on the legal protections that exist for
Read moreThe newly-assembled government of Prime Minister Antti Rinne won a vote of no-confidence over its proposed agenda by 113 votes
Read moreThe president of a Winnipeg hospital says she’s “deeply sorry” and promised a complete review, after a Nunavut family learned
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