National News Nunavut’s language commissioner says it ‘makes sense’ to follow territory’s language laws By Kent Driscoll Aug 07, 2017 Nunavut’s language laws have been on the books since 2008 – but it’s only recently that the territory has decided to enforce it. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *CommentSubmit Report Tags: Featured, Iqaluit, Kent Driscoll, Language Commissioner, Nunavut Continue Reading Candidate for Calgary city council hopes to bring an ‘Indigenous lens̵... Hearings into Keystone XL pipeline begin in Nebraska Author(s) Kent Driscoll [email protected] More Stories Delegates at UN take aim at Canadian government and mining... 4 hours ago By Angel Moore Face to Face Indigenous Screen Office has strong foundation to build of... 4 hours ago By Dennis Ward After decades of negotiations, Haida Nation, B.C., sign la... 4 hours ago By Lee Wilson Manitoba trade school kicks off first grad pow wow of the ... 5 hours ago By Cierra Bettens Feds promise $9B in the budget, includes opt-in tax progra... 7 hours ago By Mark Blackburn Canada’s top doc to visit Nunavut 8 hours ago By Danielle Paradis
