Dejaeger spends another day in Iqaluit court
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Inuit living in Montreal have their own healing centre
They live thousands of kilometres from home but the trauma they lived through stays with them.
Rideau High School offering a cultural learning lodge for Aboriginal students
First Nation, Metis and Inuit high school students will soon have their own space in Ottawa.
Ban on seal products upsets Inuit
The World Trade Organization has ruled that the European Union ban on seal products violates international trade obligations but is justified because of moral concerns.
Inuit grapple with pressures to sell country food
Inuit tradition says you share your country food to survive.
Spreading the Hookiq one dance step at a time
The Hookiq is a very popular dance among youth from Igloolik and they want others to know about it.
Nearly half of children in foster care Aboriginal: Statistics Canada
Of the 30,000 children under 14-years-old in foster care in 2011 nearly half were Aboriginal children despite representing about four per cent of Canada’s population says a report released Wednesday.
NTI holding presidential election
Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated is holding a presidential election.
Tunniit retraces lines nearly erased by colonialism
A film festival underway in the Northwest Territories is highlighting works by filmmakers from all across Canada.