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  • SALLUIT TEENS BRING BOOKS TO COMMUNITY

    Last August, in response to COVID-related school closures, a group of teens came together in Salluit to see how they could provide their community with access […]
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  • Good News for Youth at AGM

    Makivvik’s Annual General Meeting, held this year from April 26-30 in Akulivik, was an important one for Nunavik’s Youth.A resolution was passed that gives them a […]
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  • NEW SPACE FOR YOUTH COUNCIL

    On May 4, 2021, Qarjuit Youth Council held a Grand Opening Ceremony in Kuujjuaq for its brand new office, which will serve as our main head […]
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  • Massive Landslide Near Kuujjuaraapik

    Event will impact both the environment and the community The landslide that occurred near Kuujjuaraapik this spring was the second largest in the last 150 years. […]
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  • Kuujjuaq Parka Workshop

    Winifred Nungak always tells her parka-making students that it’s better to learn to make one yourself instead of waiting for someonemake it for you. “One day […]
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  • YOUTH PROTECTION IN NUNAVIK

    Youth protection is an important issue for people in Nunavik. The Ungava Tulattavik Health Center submitted a document explaining the purpose of the Ungava Bay Youth […]
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  • NUNAVIK BRAVERY AWARDS

    The Nunavik Bravery Award is given to nominated Nunavimmiut who risk their lives to try to save or protect another. This year, seven individuals were recognized […]
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  • Congratulatory Message to ITC/ITK on its 50th Anniversary

    Congratulations ITK to 50 years of elevating our rights as Inuit in Canada and Internationally. It only seems like yesterday Nunavimmiut met with fellow Inuit from […]
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  • Robbie Watt – A Passion for Language

    By Stephen Hendrie Monday, June 14, 2021, was a big day for Robbie Watt. He took part in a virtual press conference announcing the brand new […]
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  • Mary Simon Governor General Designate

    Historic moment for Inuit and all Indigenous Peoples in Canada At 10 am on July 6, 2021, Mary Simon joined Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a […]
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