Current Problems: Government Commitments to Truth and Reconciliation

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April 29, 2024


First annual poverty report card, reveals the harsh realities faced by Nunavut’s most vulnerable populations

APTN News: A report released by Amautiit Nunavut Inuit Women’s Association, (NIWA), in cooperation with Campaign 2000, an organization out of Toronto whose mission is to end family poverty,  identifies the harsh realities of child poverty within Nunavut. With over 35.8 per cent of Inuit children living in low-income families—more than double Canada’s national rate of...

August 1, 2023


Iqaluit Workers In The Midst Of One Of Canada’s Longest Strikes

Members of the Nunavut Employees Union have been on strike for 135 days, following months of employer resistance and bad faith. UPDATE: Late on July 31, the Nunavut Employees Union and the employer reached a tentative agreement, potentially ending this prolonged strike. Details of the proposed contact have not been made public. The contract will...

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