Labrador Indigenous leaders react to Premier Andrew Furey's resignation
Some say he strengthened ties with Indigenous groups, while others feel government overlooked their communities. But Premier ...
Greenland Inuit face health risks from 'forever chemicals' in diet
Scientists warned on Thursday that the long-term health of Inuit hunters in eastern Greenland was under threat, due to ...
Greenland’s Election Winners Push Back Against Trump’s Wish to Take Control of Island
N UUK, Greenland — Greenland’s likely new prime minister on Wednesday rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s effort to take ...
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The Race for the Arctic Is Undermining Indigenous Rights
The Arctic region is becoming a theater for competition between states over its resources and geopolitical advantages. This ...
Greenland’s Inuits rediscover their national pride
With her colourful Inuit earrings and tattoos, Ujammiugaq Engell, like many Greenlanders, flaunts her rediscovered cultural ...
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Americans largely split on who should have birthright citizenship: Survey
Americans are largely split on which groups of children they think should automatically become citizens, according to a new YouGov survey. The survey, released Friday, includes 51 percent of ...
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Tony Robbins calls on Americans to get ‘head out of the sand’ and says Social Security isn’t enough, urging action
Now, personal finance author and motivational speaker Tony Robbins is calling on people of all ages to start weaving their own safety net. "Time to get your head out of the sand and do some easy ...
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Ottawa announces $270-million agreement for Inuit-led conservation efforts in Arctic
MONTREAL - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a $270-million agreement for jobs and conservation projects in the Qikiqtani region, a majority-Inuit territory that is part of Nunavut.
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In apology to Inuit, minister calls relocations decades ago a 'failure'
More than 50 people were removed by the federal government from their ancestral homes, causing harm in Inuit communities that lingers to this day. Isaac Shooyook, born in 1939 in Arctic Bay ...
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Minister to apologize for relocations of Inuit decades ago
More than 50 people were removed by the federal government from their ancestral homes, leaving impacts on Inuit communities that linger to this day. Isaac Shooyook, born in 1939 in Arctic Bay ...
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In apology to Inuit, minister calls relocations decades ago a ‘failure’
More than 50 people were removed by the federal government from their ancestral homes, causing harm in Inuit communities that lingers to this day. Isaac Shooyook, born in 1939 in Arctic Bay, was ...