Poilievre’s ‘Santa Claus’ quip trivialized Inuit in Arctic, says Inuit leader
There’s more to relieving tensions in Arctic than icebreakers and guns, Natan Obed says The leader of the national organization
Read moreThere’s more to relieving tensions in Arctic than icebreakers and guns, Natan Obed says The leader of the national organization
Read moreBy Rachel Watts ‘It feels like this population is being targeted,’ says advocate A lodging centre that helps Inuit in
Read moreBy Heidi Atter ‘Drumming makes me feel like a good person,’ said 8-year-old Ashton Allan A Nunatsiavimuit mother is working
Read moreBy Sarah Smellie Emails reveal people are concerned they aren’t getting the benefit of subsidies meant to keep food affordable
Read moreBy Samuel Wat Canadian government giving $45 million in compensation to Inuit in Nunavik Getting the Canadian government to apologize
Read moreNunavut Tunngavik Inc. says its voter turnout has been historically low The organization that represents Inuit in Nunavut is giving
Read moreA Statistics Canada survey released this month is casting light on the experiences of Indigenous people in the healthcare system,
Read moreArctic policy was a key topic during a wide-ranging discussion between Inuit and federal leaders on Friday in Ottawa. “Leaders
Read moreAs part of ongoing efforts to increase youth leadership in the Arctic, the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) has launched a
Read moreAs the international community gathers for COP16 in Cali, Colombia, the international organization representing Inuit is highlighting the importance of
Read moreOne of the most widely spoken Indigenous languages in this country is now available through Google’s translation service, the first
Read moreIn mid-September, about 60 authors, cultural leaders, and scientists gathered in Nuuk, Greenland, for a summit aimed at promoting and
Read moreInuit hunters in North Greenland deliberately crossbred Greenland sled dogs with Arctic wolves, in order to create stronger and more
Read moreBy Alessia Passafiume and Sarah Smellie As millions in federal funding flow into a Labrador group whose claims of Inuit
Read moreCassandra Yanez-Leyton Criminal groups have been smuggling drugs into communities in Quebec’s Far North and threatening and harassing Inuit in
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