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N.W.T. health minister pressed on response to Indigenous health-care report

By Devon Tredinnick  Report released in May makes 13 recommendations to improve outcomes for Indigenous patients N.W.T.'s health minister had few details on Monday about the government's response to a ...
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Inuit women’s summit in Greenland to tackle violence, rights and safety

With Denmark’s recent apology for an involuntary birth control program that targeted Inuit women in Greenland until 1991 — and the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women across Alaska ...
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Vatican Museums

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Nunavut making ‘steady progress’ toward zero tuberculosis cases by 2030, gov’t says

Health department says cases have been falling since 2023 As cases of tuberculosis continue to drop, Nunavut’s Health department says the territory is making “steady progress” toward eliminating the ...
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Indigenous artifacts held in Vatican Museums finally heading back to Canada

By Megan Williams Sources tell CBC News there is progress on an agreement to return objects by year's end The century-old kayak has spent decades locked away in the vaults of the Vatican Museums, its ...
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Officials work to stabilize typhoon-damaged Alaska communities before winter freeze

The mass evacuation by military aircraft of hundreds of residents from Alaska villages ravaged by the remnants of Typhoon Halong is complete, and officials and local leaders are turning attention to t ...
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Innuqatigit Centre for Inuit Children

Photo: La Presse canadienne / Adrian Wyld Inuit push for land protection with focus on social economy In Taloyoak, Nunavut, the northernmost hamlet on mainland Canada, Inuit are working to conserve ...
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Youth and Families

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Wildfire seasons in the N.W.T. unlikely to ease off by next century, study finds

Pierre  K'ahsho Got'ine Foundation executive director wants community to prepare for more local firefighting The Northwest Territories could see more difficult wildfire seasons ahead – all the way ...
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Moscow puts money on the table to raise nuclear subs from Arctic seabed

The Government’s draft budget for 2026, and the planned budget for 2027-2028, include funding to lift the K-27 and K-159, two wrecked submarines that are resting on the seabed in the Barents Sea and ...
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N.W.T. government projects over $150M loss in annual surplus this fiscal year

By Devon Tredinnick  Money went towards fighting wildfires, replacing Jordan's Principle costs The N.W.T.'s finance minister says the territory's projected annual surplus has shrunk by about $150 ...
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How a Thunder Bay, Ont. women’s group is working to better include Inuit

By Rajpreet Sahota The Ontario Native Women’s Association has launched its first Inuit Women’s Council As the Inuit population in Ontario continues to grow, the Ontario Native Women’s Association ...