“We still want to help defend Canada against foreign threats but our communities are quite concerned that history may repeat itself in not respecting our rights or our treaties”
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“What I’ve encouraged Minister Anandasangaree to do is just take advantage of every possible day he’s within that office and with that portfolio, and he’s done it.”
Inuit leaders and the Crown signed a long-awaited implementation contract under the Nunavut Agreement March 8 — the first time the contract has been renewed since the agreement was signed more than 30 years ago.
“We have an opportunity to become the nation we want to be”
“We know what it’s like to lose control over our homeland, and we will do everything we can to guard against that now,” said ITK President Natan Obed. “We are a necessary part of the Canadian response.”
“Our expectation is we’ll just be able to continue to work, and perhaps less of the focus will be on the prime minister and more of the focus will be on the work, in the next little while.” – ITK President Natan Obed
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Ceporah Mearns wins the 2024 Inuit Recognition Award
Inuit performers and speakers gather in Ottawa to celebrate the launch of new Inuit Nunangat toonie designed by four Inuit artists
This Data Discussion Paper was developed by the Inuit Crown Partnership Committee’s Inuit Data Strategy Working Group and is designed to support an Inuit-driven approach to child and family service delivery.
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Inuit leader sounds alarm over millions in federal funding going to non-Indigenous group
