Residents in Arctic Canadian territory call for Inuktitut on federal election ballots
Some Nunavummiut (residents of Nunavut, in Canada’s eastern Arctic) are disappointed that there aren’t Inuktitut ballots for voters in the
Read moreSome Nunavummiut (residents of Nunavut, in Canada’s eastern Arctic) are disappointed that there aren’t Inuktitut ballots for voters in the
Read moreTwo prominent Inuit artists say Canada’s Green Party leader Elizabeth May is being “hypocritical” by claiming to support Indigenous rights
Read moreLittle time has been spent on the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls so far in Canada’s
Read moreThe Nunatsiavut government, the regional government which represents the Inuit of northern Labrador in Atlantic Canada, is testing a pilot
Read moreHousing is high on the platform lists of all of Nunavut’s federal election candidates, but officials say they have yet
Read moreCanada’s federal leaders came out swinging on climate during Thursday’s French-language debate, as global warming increasingly emerges as a dominant
Read moreA Nunavut, Northern Canada man convicted of sexual assault and breaking and entering is no longer going to be banished
Read moreA group of seven teenagers from Tuktoyaktuk, northwestern Canada, has been invited to show a documentary they made on climate
Read moreVideo: Canadian Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau addresses reporters in Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut on Tuesday. The day after
Read moreThe Innu Nation, in Atlantic Canada, is again challenging the Indigenous status of the NunatuKavut Community Council, this time in
Read moreThe leaders of Canada’s six federal parties took to the debate stage in Gatineau, Quebec Monday night, facing off over
Read moreCanada’s landmark inquiry into violence against Indigenous women was a wake-up call for the nation and continues to have important
Read moreEye on the Arctic has been named as a finalist at the 2019 Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA) in the
Read moreA moving and sombre ceremony held Monday at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que., near Ottawa, included the
Read moreQuebec Premier François Legault apologized to the Canadian province’s Indigenous and Inuit inhabitants Wednesday, saying successive provincial governments have failed
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