“These two HTOs are proving to be a major tool in the protection and growth of the Bathurst herd”
Caribou issues continue to fuel a very heated debate in Nunavut. I would like to share this with all of you as I think that being informed is the best thing we can do.
“Bring our elders back home to their own land”
“Your smiles, your spirit, and your energy made the whole thing worthwhile”
“Volunteers do not question who is missing; they always offer their time and help”
New project hopes to study impact of country food contaminants on pregnant women
Over 10 years, territorial truancy rate rose by 37.6 per cent
“If we do not protect caribou calving grounds from disturbance, some herds risk disappearing”
“All of us want what is best for the children of our communities wherever they are”
NWB says public hearing not a deal-making exercise
“There are very weak regulations in Canada for protection of Canadian customers, especially in the North”
“We have to have an authentic understanding of how racism is structured”
“Unless this passion is shared by other Nunavummiut who are willing to volunteer as board members, we have no alternative but to close the program down”
“Nunavut’s current Aboriginal Custom Adoption Act allows Inuit to adopt in accordance with our customs. It does not apply to non-Inuit adopting an Inuk”
“I feel like my life has turned upside down in the best way possible”
Is a Nunavik company taking advantage of the Baffin region?
“If it needs to be fixed, fix it and start it ASAP”
Cash-grab law could threaten Nunavut’s most marginalized residents
“We the mayors and councillors are the ones that have to come up with the long term solutions”
“Universities Canada is a voluntary non-governmental, membership-based and funded organization”
Ovilu Goo-Doyle: July 22, 1947 — May 23, 2016
“This way, it would ensure that Inuit become land owners just like non-Inuit”
Why don’t city crews use safety flaggers?
“The quality and quantity of information on the land referendum website has changed regularly”
All Attawapiskat adults over 48 are survivors of St. Anne’s Residential School of Fort Albany
“Wake up, Inuit: it’s time to make changes”
