NTI says Inuit could be on the hook if mining companies go bankrupt
Inuit organizations say they will take the Nunavut government to court over changes to a property-tax law recently passed in the legislature. The amendments to Bill 55, passed on Sept. 16, change how the territory’s mines are taxed. Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. says that it worries that the changes could leave Inuit organizations, who own surface...
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