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Act of Remembrance given in Inuktitut during Ottawa's Remembrance Day ceremony
Titus Allooloo, a Canadian Ranger in Pond Inlet, Nunavut was asked to give the Act of Remembrance in Inuktitut during the Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa. He said it was a humbling experience.
New nation-building projects list to include mines, LNG, Iqaluit hydro: sources
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a second set of “nation-building projects,” including at least two focused on critical mineral extraction, one for exporting natural gas and at least one transmission project, sources told CBC News.
The fight to be heard: 50 years of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement
This is part one of a three-part series from Radio-Canada about the 50th anniversary of the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement.
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50 years later, Cree of Eeyou Istchee reflect on the cost of hydroelectricity
Many of the affected communities still have mixed feelings about the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (JBNQA). While it has allowed for a certain amount of economic development, it's also had a deep impact on the land.
Man arrested in connection with Whitehorse Millennium Trail attack
Man facing charges for shooting gun in Baker Lake, Nunavut
Arctic shipping companies want better mapping systems to safely deliver to Nunavut
Whitehorse runners pack courtroom in solidarity with jogger after alleged assault
RCMP in Fort Providence seize crack cocaine in traffic stop
Commission proposes changes to N.W.T. electoral boundaries
Multi-year funding 'transformative' for N.W.T. organizations focused on homelessness
Life before the agreement: Cree leaders look back at a changing Eeyou Istchee 50 years after JBNQA was signed
'Our community really needs this': Inuvik group offers elders a helping hand
Man charged in police operation involving tear gas inside Whitehorse apartment
Steven Taqtu to represent Quttiktuq after judicial recount
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