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Arctic Justice: On Trial for Murder, Pond Inlet, 1923 (McGill-Queen's Native and Northern) by Shelagh D. Grant, 2002-12
Arctic Migrants/Arctic Villagers: The Transformation of Inuit Settlement in the Central Arctic (McGill-Queen's Native and Northern Series) by David Damas, 2002-11
Eastern Arctic study case study series: The development of the Polaris Mine by Katherine A Graham, 1982
Politics of the Northwest Passage by Franklyn Griffiths, 1987-10

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Welcome To Nunavut! - ExploreNorth
kilometers (770,000 square miles, or 1/5th of canada) about 350,000 Outside thecommunities, there is only 1 government-maintained road nunavut Communities.
http://www.explorenorth.com/library/weekly/aa040199.htm

Extractions: by Murray Lundberg Dateline: 03/31/99 On April 1, 1999, one of the most significant events in Northern history will be celebrated in Inuit communities throughout the eastern Arctic of Canada, when the territory of Nunavut officially takes its place in the political scene. (April 1 update: the new flag and coat of arms have been unveiled). The culmination of generations of work , this event is being scrutinized by politicians, economists, natural resource managers, and indigenous people around the world. Will it become a model for other jurisdictions to follow, or will it point out the error of "cultural politics" as compared to economics? While support for Nunavut is virtually unanimous around the world, only time will tell whether it will be a practical solution to long-standing grievances. Nunavut was created by the Nunavut Act , which was assented to on the 10th of June, 1993. One of the features of Nunavut government that incorporates Inuit cultural values is the Nunavut Court of Justice , which has only one level, so judges hear criminal, family and civil cases.
Government Of Northern Canada: Nunavut - ExploreNorth
government of Northern canada nunavut. government of nunavut Very littleinformation is on the territory s official site yet. Building
http://www.explorenorth.com/library/subjects/govt-nu.htm
Nunatsiaq News
Plugged into the complex arithmetical formula used to figure out canada s annualgrant to the nunavut government, that produced an extra $49.2 million, which
http://www.nunatsiaq.com/
Nunatsiaq News
during its talks with the government of the United States on a ballistic missiledefence shield, the government of canada is ignoring the nunavut land claims
http://www.nunatsiaq.com/news/nunavut/40507_07.htm
Mapleleafweb.com: Nunavut: The Story Of Canada's Inuit People
Funding For the near future, the nunavut government will depend upon the governmentof canada for its operational costs and the cost of public services.
http://www.mapleleafweb.com/features/nunavut/government.html
Nunavut CBSC Homepage
and communities in nunavut from the government of nunavut s nunavut Economic DevelopmentStrategy. Send us your comments © 2000 canada Business Service Centres
http://www.cbsc.org/nunavut/english/index.cfm

Extractions: Through a Network of Information Centres Across Canada Government Programs and Services a comprehensive database of federal and territorial government programs Business Start-Up Assistant your Web gateway to all the information you need on starting a business Helpful Business Information Links links to popular business information resources Interactive Business Planner step-by-step tool for creating a comprehensive business plan Nunavut Community Business Inventory an inventory of businesses and services available in each Nunavut community Community Economic Development information on Community Economic Development funding programs available to businesses and communities in Nunavut from the Government of Nunavut's Department of Sustainable Development Online Small Business Workshop techniques on developing business ideas and improving existing businesses
Nunavut Territory, 1993 - Government - Canada At Scale Maps Of
The first government of nunavut was elected on February 15, 1999, and took officeon April 1. Catalogue entry canada. Indian and Northern Affaires.
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/05/0514/4_0_gov/05140429_e.html

Extractions: Please Select an Image Map of Canada, 1999 Map of Canada, 1984 Winnipeg region, 1895 Junior Atlas of Alberta, 1979 Settlement of the West, 1886 Distribution of lands in Alberta, 1913 Telegraph in Western Canada, 1883 Survey in the West, 1871 Survey in the West, 1882 Township plan, 1889 Selkirk Mountains, 1906 The Rockies, 1890 Surveying in 1887 Ottawa region, 1925 Brantford, Ontario, 1984 Yakutat, Alaska, 1990 Burrard Inlet, 1900 Lake Winnipeg, 1903 Frazer River, 1994 Silver Mountain region, Ontario, 1887 Mining regions of Canada, 1976 Central Canada, 1875 A geologist's notebook, 1877 Geologists at work, 1887 Geologists at work, 1881 Canada Land Inventory, 1963-1995 Nisga's land in British Columbia, 1987 National Atlas of Canada, 1974 Mount Revelstoke National Park, B.C., 1971 Nunavut Territory, 1993 Terrestrial Globe, ca. 1860 Nunavut Territory, 1993 Nunavut, which in Inuktitut means "our land," is the new territory created in 1993 out of a portion of the Northwest Territories. 73% of the inhabitants speak Inuktitut and 85% are Inuit. The first government of Nunavut was elected on February 15, 1999, and took office on April 1. Catalogue entry:
Image - Nunavut Territory, 1993 - Government - Canada At Scale
Français Help, Home Browse Selected Topics Canadaat Scale government image29. Important Notices,
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/05/0514/4_0_gov/0514042901_e.html
Canada's Nunavut Territory
On April 1, 1999, the Canadian government handed over political control ofnunavut to the Tungavik Federation of nunavut, the Inuit government.
http://www.members.shaw.ca/kcic1/nunavut.html

Extractions: INUKTITUT LANGUAGE In 1992, a referendum was passed authorizing the separation of the eastern half of the Northwest Territories to create a new autonomous territory, to be called Nunavut, which is Inuktitut for "Our Land" See our Nunavut Quick Facts Page for further facts and details about this Territory. Nunavut , (pronounced noo-na-voot ), came into existance as a Canadian territory on April 1, 1999. The Nunavut Government Under the agreement signed in 1992 by the Canadian government, the Inuit received title to 216,000 sq km (83,400 sq mi) of the new territory. On April 1, 1999, the Canadian government handed over political control of Nunavut to the Tungavik Federation of Nunavut, the Inuit government. There are 19 members of the Legislature, which is a "non-party" system where members run as independants, choose the Premier and Cabinet from among themselves and govern by majority/consensus. There are about 12,200 registered voters in the Territory. The population as at July 2001 is 28,200. Nunavut's Territorial capital is Iqaluit (pronounced ee-kal-oo-weet ), and the Premier is
Nunavut 99 - A Public Government
But unlike other provinces and territories in canada, nunavut has a public governmentand land claim agreement that are linked on several key issues.
http://www.nunavut.com/nunavut99/english/public_gov.html

Extractions: Decentraliztion A journey into new terrain ake 28 communities, spread them over almost two million of the most formidable square kilometres on the Earth's surface, top it off with the daunting task of implementing a new government, and you've got a recipe that would scare off most would-be public servants. Yet this is exactly the task facing the people of Nunavut as April 1, 1999 dawns. For Inuit, however, a people long renowned for their adaptability, the creation of Nunavut and the administrative government it requires has been well conceived, and owes its roots to more than two decades of vision and dedication.
Nunavut 99 - Changing The Map Of Canada
penned by some of nunavut s best writers, the struggle to achieve a land claim agreementand territory, the workings of the new nunavut government, the soul of
http://www.nunavut.com/nunavut99/english/

Extractions: Feel the excitement, the emotion and the pride of Nunavut's birth all over again with this online version of Nunavut '99. In beautiful photos and text penned by some of Nunavut's best writers, the struggle to achieve a land claim agreement and territory, the workings of the new Nunavut government, the soul of Inuit culture, and the challenges ahead for Nunavummiut are all revealed. The authoritative story of Nunavut begins here.
ABORIGINAL
calling for new Territory Proposal Agreementin-principle for the Establishmentof Inuit Rights Between the Inuit of nunavut and the government of canada. .
http://www.ualberta.ca/~walld/NUNSEPT2.html

Extractions: This document may not be copied. It is published in Visions of the Heart: Aboriginal Issues in Canada. Ed. D. Long and O.P. Dickason. Toronto: HarcourtBrace. 1999. ABORIGINAL SELF-GOVERNMENT IN CANADA Denis Wall, Ph.D. Draft September, 1998 INTRODUCTION VIEWS OF ABORIGINAL SELF-GOVERNMENT Numerous federal reports have stated that hope of a renewed relationship between aboriginal and non-aboriginal peoples in Canada lies in aboriginal self-government (e.g., Canada, 1984; INAC, 1997; RCAP, 1996). The contemporary ideal of aboriginal self-government has been described by many as parity between aboriginal, provincial and federal powers, a far cry from the kinds of colonial controls governments have exhibited.2 The usual sentiment is that colonial controls and the resulting abuse governments have heaped on aboriginal people for more than a century must be rejected. The movement toward aboriginal self-government is intended to provide greater aboriginal autonomy in relation to financial and legislative authority. Self-government also is not necessarily represented by universally criteria. The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples has said "It lies with each group to determine the character and timing of any moves to enhance its own autonomy." (RCAP, 1993: 41)
Aboriginal Claims: Nunavut
The nunavut claim was first presented to the federal government bythe Inuit Tapirisat of canada (ITC) in February 1976. The ITC
http://www.ualberta.ca/~esimpson/claims/nunavut.htm

Extractions: The Tungavik Federation of Nunavut (TFN) land claim is the claim of the Inuit of the central and eastern Arctic, affecting some 19,000 people. The Inuit of Nunavut are unique in that they make up 80% of the population of the region, and therefore under any agreement that might be negotiated, they would be in control of its future. The Nunavut claim was first presented to the federal government by the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada (ITC) in February 1976. The ITC asked the federal government to map out a boundary between the eastern and western regions of the Northwest Territories. It was revised and resubmitted in December 1977. Very little progress was made in negotiations during 1978 and 1979 because the Inuit were proposing to create a new political territory called Nunavut. Negotiations resumed in the spring of 1980. with the understanding that the proposal for creating the new territory of Nunavut would be dealt with outside the comprehensive claims forum. In 1982, the Tungavik Federation of Nunavut (TFN) replaced the Inuit Tapirisat of Canada as the negotiating body for the claim.
Department Of Justice Canada - Justice Partnership And Innovation Fund - Nunavut
creation of the Territory of nunavut and the finalization of the historic land claimsettlement between the nunavut Inuit and the government of canada added a
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/pb/nunavut.html

Extractions: involvement ... Contact Info Overview The objectives of the Justice Partnership and Innovation Fund - Nunavut Priority are to: Activities The Department of Justice works closely with the Nunavut government to establish innovative approaches to the delivery of justice in Nunavut communities. Some of these activities may include: Projects that seek to assist the territory in identifying possible justice solutions for their citizens and infrastructures for justice services and programs; Feasibility studies that explore the development and implementation of justice services and programs; Projects that assist in the identification of solutions to justice challenges; The development, testing, implementation, and evaluation of appropriate justice approaches that reflect the geographical, cultural and linguistic realities of Nunavut; and, Training which develops and furthers justice expertise within communities.
Department Of Justice Canada - Justice Partnership And Innovation Fund - Nunavut
OBJECTIVES To support the government of canadas statutory obligationto establish the government of nunavut effective April 1, 1999.
http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/pb/fsnunavut.html
FindingWeb Directory - /Regional/North_America/Canada/Nunavut
Oultwood LG Web Index Local government index for nunavut andthe rest of canada using clickable maps and lists. » Qikiqtani
http://dir.findingweb.com/Top/Regional/North_America/Canada/Nunavut/Government
Climate Change Memorandum Of Understanding Signed With Nunavut - Government Of C
governments of canada and nunavut Sign the First Climate Change Memorandumof Understanding (MOU) October 31, 2003 - government of canada.
http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/english/publications/mou_nunavut/

Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Technology Early Action Measures Resources For Teachers For Students Newsroom Publications ... Links Directory Download PDF Version (35 KB) Between HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN in Right of Canada as represented by the Minister of the Environment and the Minister of Natural Resources, hereinafter called "Canada," of the First Part, and THE GOVERNMENT OF NUNAVUT as represented by the Minister of Sustainable Development and the Minister of Energy hereinafter called "Nunavut", of the Second Part, hereinafter called "the Parties". Whereas, The Parties recognize that climate change represents a global environmental and socio-economic issue of unprecedented scope, and that they are key players in this issue; Canada is a party to the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and ratified the Kyoto Protocol on December 17, 2002; Nunavut supports Canada's commitment to address climate change and stated support for ratification of the Kyoto Protocol in September 2002;
Nunavut - Regional Impacts - Climate Change, Government Of Canada
for the Northwest Territories, Yukon and nunavut). Northern Canadian companies arealready showing Yukon Development Corporation, a government agency comprised
http://www.climatechange.gc.ca/english/affect/prov_territory/nunavut.asp

Extractions: Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Technology Early Action Measures Resources For Teachers For Students Newsroom Publications ... Links Directory Download PDF Version (84 KB) There is broad scientific consensus on the reality of climate change. It is happening, and it has serious implications-for our health, our economy, and our future. Scientists predict that by the end of the 21st century, temperatures in the Arctic will be at least 5°C warmer than they are today. Across Nunavut, we are already seeing changes in seasonal conditions, including warmer year-round temperatures, unpredictable weather, a shift in prevailing wind direction, less snow and rain, and changing snow and ice conditions. These changes are making it more dangerous and difficult to travel and to access resources. In western Hudson Bay, ice break up is occurring two weeks earlier, on average, than it did 20 years ago. This shortens the time available for polar bears to fatten up on their main food source, ringed seals, before going on shore where they fast. As a result, adult bears have been getting lighter and females, who fast until weaning their cubs the next spring, have been having fewer cubs. Projections for the future include rising sea levels, a reduction in the extent and thickness of sea ice, and more extreme weather events, all of which may increase erosion and flooding of coastal communities.
Nunavut Government Links/Web Sites : BuyItCanada.com
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Extractions: Government of Canada Site / Site du gouvernement du Canada - Single-window access point to all information from Government of Canada sources. - Parliamentary Internet - Welcome to Canada's Parliament. - Government of Nunavut - Official home page. - Canadian Health Network - The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a growing network, bringing together the best information resources of leading Canadian and international health organizations. Le Réseau canadien de la santé (RCS) est un réseau en pleine expansion où l'on retrouve les meilleurs sources d'information d'importants organismes canadiens et internationaux du secteur de la santé. - Job Bank - Canada - JOB BANK on the Internet is an electronic listing of jobs, work or business opportunities provided by employers from everywhere across Canada. - Statistics Canada - Statistics Canada's Web site (www.statcan.ca) provides economic, social and census data / Le site Web de Statistique Canada (www.statcan.ca) fournit des données sur l'économie, la société et le recensement - Strategis - Business information and statistics from Industry Canada on markets, industries, company sourcing, business partners and alliances, products, international trade, business management, micro-economy, regualtions, research laboratories, science and technology, and technology transfer. -
Nunavut/Community/Services/Charities/City/Government : BuyItCanada.com
canada sources. Parliamentary Internet - Welcome to canada s Parliament.- government of nunavut - Official home page. - Canadian
http://www.buyitcanada.com/Canada/Nunavut/Community_Services/

Extractions: Government of Canada Site / Site du gouvernement du Canada - Single-window access point to all information from Government of Canada sources. - Parliamentary Internet - Welcome to Canada's Parliament. - Canadian Health Network - The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a growing network, bringing together the best information resources of leading Canadian and international health organizations. Le Réseau canadien de la santé (RCS) est un réseau en pleine expansion où l'on retrouve les meilleurs sources d'information d'importants organismes canadiens et internationaux du secteur de la santé. - Government of Nunavut - Official home page. - Job Bank - Canada - JOB BANK on the Internet is an electronic listing of jobs, work or business opportunities provided by employers from everywhere across Canada. - Statistics Canada - Statistics Canada's Web site (www.statcan.ca) provides economic, social and census data / Le site Web de Statistique Canada (www.statcan.ca) fournit des données sur l'économie, la société et le recensement - Strategis - Business information and statistics from Industry Canada on markets, industries, company sourcing, business partners and alliances, products, international trade, business management, micro-economy, regualtions, research laboratories, science and technology, and technology transfer. -

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