Inuit

• Manitoba Inuit Association ‘not currently’ a toxic workplace: report shows

  Manitoba Inuit Association hires investigator to declare it doesn't have a toxic workplace. This after Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health found evidence of wrongdoing last year.

  Apr 23
  
• Nunavut man shot dead by Winnipeg police had violent history connected to longing for home

  Nunavut man shot by Winnipeg police had a long violent history connected to his desire to go home.

  Crime

  Nov 27, 2024
  
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• Ottawa apologizes, announces $45M compensation for Nunavik Inuit dog slaughter

  "They had no more means of going out on the land, to go hunt, to fish..." Ottawa apologized for its role in the slaughter of Inuit sled dogs and announced $45M in compensation.

  Canada

  Nov 24, 2024
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• Manitoba Inuit Association in turmoil ahead of AGM amid toxic workplace allegations

  The Manitoba government's Workplace Safety and Health is investigating three complaints at the Manitoba Inuit Association involving allegations of a toxic workplace

  Canada

  Oct 18, 2024
• La Maison Annagiarvik opens for Indigenous people in Montreal’s Milton-Parc

  La Maison Annagiarvik in Montreal's Milton-Parc neighbourhood is a transitional housing project offered to people who are actively working on becoming sober.

  Canada

  Jun 12, 2024
• Mother of sisters who claimed to be Inuit pleads guilty to fraud

  Karima Manji, the mother of Amira and Nadya Gill, plead guilty in the Nunavut Court of Justice taking 'full responsibility for the matters at hand.'

  Canada

  Feb 9, 2024
• Winnipeg councillor pushes to rename city park to honour Inuit community

  The renaming, Brian Mayes says, is about honouring the city's Inuit community. The process will change the name of Bonaventure Park in the Bonavista area.

  Canada

  Jan 22, 2024
• Dementia projected to surge 273% in Indigenous communities while support services lacking

  New research from the Alzheimer Society projects dementia to surge 273% among Indigenous people in the coming decades

  Health

  Jan 22, 2024
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• Quebec judge authorizes class action lawsuit alleging abuse at Indigenous day schools

  The lawsuit includes all First Nations people who were required between 1951 and 2014 to attend day schools that were run by the Quebec government in Indigenous communities

  Canada

  Dec 26, 2023
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• Quebec, Inuit to reopen self-government negotiations in new year

  Pita Aatami, of the Makivik Corporation, says the Inuit want to work in partnership with Quebec, while having control over things like mineral exploration on their territory.

  Politics

  Dec 20, 2023