Inuit scientists are adapting to a new marine reality as climate change threatens sea life and food security
For Inuit, home is where the harvest is. But rapidly changing ice conditions are threatening their fishing practices ...
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As ice melts, the Inuit strive to keep their culture alive
Hughes took part in the Inuit community’s annual ice fishing ... insisted on taking part to relay her deep knowledge of living off the land to the next generations. Logan and Edmond Willie ...
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'I miss our land a lot': Inuit students studying south on what a university could mean in the North
On Wednesday, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami ... Lutie Kaviok from Arviat says he's used to living in the south now, but he still misses home. Lutie Kaviok from Arviat says he's used to living in ...
Inuit Nunangat University one step closer to becoming a reality
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, the national organization representing Inuit in Canada, unveiled its plans to build a university on traditional Inuit lands.
On thinning ice, Labrador Inuit are taking the fight against climate change into their own hands
Weakening sea ice in Canada’s Far North is isolating remote fly-in communities, threatening the passing down of local traditions and language ...
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Microsoft and the Government of Nunavut preserve Inuktut languages in Canada
Microsoft is working with the Government of Nunavut in Canada to help preserve and promote Inuktut languages in Azure AI ...
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This Indigenous Athlete Uses Traditional Sport to Spread His Culture
Now 33 years old and living in Juneau, Alaska, Worl continues to coach, compete, and serve as a major advocate of the sport. He spoke to Men’s Health about what sets the Inuit Games apart from ...
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'I miss our land a lot': Inuit students studying south on what a university could mean in the North
said he's accustomed to living in Ottawa now, but still misses home. "I miss hunting and seeing like, the local people and ...