Decade-long moratorium under review by federal government; territorial governments and Inuit organizations consulted
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Prime minister apologizes for historic mistreatment of Inuit TB patients
Inuit in Iqaluit who listened to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologize today for the federal government's mismanagement of the tuberculosis epidemic among Inuit between the 1940s and 1960s responded to him with applause, hugs and tears.
Nominations open for youth leadership awards
The Nunavut Law Foundation is accepting nominations for the 2018 Upinnaqtuq Awards, which celebrate youth role models who embody peace, conflict resolution and leadership.
Offshore Western Arctic oil and gas exploration could be back on the table
The days might be numbered for the federal government’s decade-long moratorium on oil and gas exploration in the Western Arctic — at least in its present form.
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Rankin Inlet taxi service shuts down after nearly 6 years
After nearly six years of driving residents around Rankin Inlet, Silu’s Taxi has closed. Owner Silu Autut announced the closure Nov.
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Experts decry Nunavut’s ‘Band-Aid’ approach to foster care
The broken child welfare system in Nunavut is rooted in the territorial government’s colonial approach to the problem, say some with years of experience with the system.
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Dialogue about Inuit-specific housing funding underway, says Indigenous Services Minister
Inuit Nunangat’s share of billions of dollars in federal housing and infrastructure funding announced in Thursday‘s budget remains undetermined, but that could change soon.
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