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Inuktitut language education terminology developed for Inuit region of Arctic Quebec

9 October 2019 8 h 36 min — 11 October 2019 13 h 23 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments dictionary, Ivujivik, Language, Nunavik, Puvirnituq, students, teachers, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

How would you express “professional development” in the Inuit-language dialect of northern Quebec? What about concepts like “theoretical knowledge” or

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Arctic Canada: High school students want their issues known for Northwest Territories election

13 September 2019 13 h 15 min Sidney Cohen, CBC News 0 Comments elections, NWT, students, Teenagers, Yellowknife

They’re not yet old enough to vote, but young people in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories have some thoughts — and they

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Feature Interview: ArcticNet’s 2015 scientific meeting

15 December 2015 17 h 44 min — 19 March 2018 11 h 36 min Eilís Quinn, Eye on the Arctic 0 Comments climate, COP21, environment, indigenous, Inuit, Martin Fortier, students, Vancouver

The ArcticNet scientific meeting took place in Vancouver, British Columbia from December 7-11. There, hundreds of Canadian scientists and researchers

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University of Alaska plans big push to increase, retain homegrown teachers

2 February 2015 16 h 51 min — 2 February 2015 20 h 29 min Tegan Hanlon, Alaska Dispatch News 0 Comments aboriginal, education, indigenous, schools, students, teaching

For decades, teacher Arnold Marks has called the small Interior Alaska village of Tanana, about 130 air miles west of

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Aviation company inspiring new attitudes with altitude in rural Alaska

22 December 2014 18 h 02 min — 22 December 2014 22 h 12 min Sean Doogan, Alaska Dispatch 0 Comments Alaska, aviation, career prospects, children, education, employment, students

A small helicopter company is hoping to expand its fledgling program designed to inspire Alaska village students into pursuing careers