Provincial law restricts hiring Inuit intervention workers says director of health services in Nunavik
A provincial law passed in 2012 is restricting access to Inuit intervention workers who could…
Québec Inquiry
One in three Inuit youth in Nunavik involved with child protection services Quebec inquiry hears
According to the Director of Youth Protection (DYP) in Nunavik, one in three Inuit…
Translation services badly needed if Quebec to fix ‘communications breakdown’ for Inuit in justice system
Leah Unaluk made history this year. The 35 year old became the first Inuk…
‘The emergency room is only for emergencies’: Inuit family says health services neglect lead to death of loved one
An Inuit family in Nunavik says neglect of health services led to the death…
Kativik Regional Police, Corrections System under fire at Quebec inquiry
The third day of the Quebec inquiry hearings in Kuujjuaraapik, Nunavik continued on with a…
More lawyers, staff not having an effect on justice in Nunavik Quebec inquiry hears
The province of Quebec has increased the number of Crown attorneys and staff for…
Justice system examined as witnesses start to testify at Quebec inquiry in Nunavik
The justice system was the subject of the Quebec inquiry that is examining the relationship…
Big donation means Quebec Native Women’s Association can hire lawyer for inquiry
The Oblates Franciscaines De St. Joseph have donated more than $50-thousand dollars to the Quebec Native Women’s Association.
Quebec Inquiry hears from Algonquin Nation about health care
The Algonquin Nation testified at the Quebec inquiry that is looking into the relationship between some state-run services and Indigenous peoples in the province.
