Fewer casual positions due to last year's Inuit Child First Initiative policy changes
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Families seek answers after Nunavik elders home residents relocated to Montreal
Alaku Kululaa says she was shocked to learn her 90-year-old mother would be relocated south after building issues forced the closure of Kuujjuaq’s Tusaajiapik elders home this fall.
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Gjoa Haven journalism student wants more Inuit telling their own stories
Gjoa Haven resident Emerald Hatkaittuq is pursuing a career she has thought about since high school. The 23-year-old is one of the first two Inuit students enrolled in Carleton University’s Certificate in Journalism in Indigenous Communities.
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Judge puts Mary River Mine’s future in hands of neutral decision-makers
Final say over the future of the Mary River iron mine is in the hands of two neutral, court-appointed parties, an Ontario judge has ordered. Justice Jana Steele’s decision on Oct. 14 comes as Baffinland Iron Mines Corp.
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Qikiqtarjuaq man forfeits right to jury trial after sleeping in
A Qikiqtarjuaq man lost his right to a jury trial after he accidentally slept through a court date in early September. Ronald Audlakiak faces four charges, alleged to have taken place between Nov. 30 and Dec. 5, 2024.
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