Nunavut, Canada law society hopes to revive law school
The Akitsiraq Law Society in Iqaluit, the capital of Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut, hopes to re-start a law
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Researcher wants audit of anti-suicide strategy in Nunavut, Canada
A social researcher in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut is calling for a performance audit of the territory’s suicide
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Desperate to save school, Alaska students raise money
A student shortage led to the shutdown of four rural Alaska schools this year — the most in a decade
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Teachers nix jobs in North Canada due to housing
Teachers are turning down jobs in small communities in Canada’s Northwest Territories because of a lack of adequate housing, according
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Video brings students together in Canada’s North
Providing quality education to students in remote Arctic communities is a problem not only in Canada but around the circumpolar
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Kids in North Canada want recess outdoors
Some children in Yellowknife, the capital city of Canada’s Northwest Territories, are protesting a school board policy that keeps them
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Is the Holman print program worth saving? – The evolution of the arts economy in Canada’s North
ULUKHAKTOK (Holman), Northwest Territories – Louie Nigiyok, a printmaker and artist from this remote Inuit community in Canada’s western Arctic, starts his days pretty much the way that he always has since the 1980s. He wakes up and makes his way to the local print studio, now housed at the Ulukhaktok Arts Centre.
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