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  A bibliography of Canadian Inuit periodicals Sharon Rankin with a foreword by Daniel Chartier

  Rankin, Sharon

  Québec : Presses de l'Université du Québec, ©2011

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• Makivik news

  02 mars 1998, Inuktitut

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  01 mars 1998, English

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  a period of time, the Board of Gover nors may appoint another of its members to temporarily carry out the duties of the Chairperson.Interpretation Definition of beneficiaries.34.In this document, the word \"beneficiaries\" refers to Inuit who are entitled to exercise their rights or receive benefits under the Act Respecting

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  février 1998, Summer

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  Inuit jobs for a six to eight month period at Mollet, and a career possibility for one youth in Kuuuaraapik.Palmer says, \"If you can operate a camp at 45 degrees below zero, as we have proven to do, with flush toilets, hot running showers and everything else you would find in a motel, then it is easy money to do it in

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• Makivik news

  janvier 1998, Spring

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  ! option except to say \"No\" to the deal.Inuit harmony and serenity was broken in ways never before seen or experienced.Although violence never actually erupted, a form of it just as sinister began to exist: verbal violence among Inuit.Families were divided.Friendships and tradi tional bonds evaporated.A sense of order and

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• Makivik news

  avril 1997, Winter

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  's process.In that period, we participated not as equal partners and we never pretended to be.But we know the comforts of the executive washroom, its warmth.It is better than being outside on the sidewalk in the bone-chilling cold, our noses dripping, holding a placard, hoping one of you may give us a sympathetic glance on your

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  mars 1997, Fall

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  .During a flight there is rarely any incidence of danger attributed to turbulence, and anyikelihood of an accident would be more conceivable during periods of taking off andand ing.She says, also, \"Passengers should never feel shy to ask questions.\" La Grande Operations Eric Bouffard, who began as a Cargo Loader for Air Inuit

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  février 1997, Summer

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  janvier 1997, Spring

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  since the first summit, which took place in Kuuuaq during November of 1994, have encountered some difficulty.It was there in Kuuuaq that over 100 young Inuit gathered to discuss ways of helping to promote healthierifestyles, and thateaders for the NIYC were elected.Resolutions were reached, a code of conduct was

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  mars 1996, Fall

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  février 1996, Summer

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  janvier 1996, Spring

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• Makivik news

  juillet 1995, Winter

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  ?When will Quebec hold another referendum?How will Inuit participate in the process?These are natural questions that will occupy political minds during the Christmas period, and into the new year. The 1995 Référendums MAKIVIK NEWS LPAO' > O-STc briLP-T bric_i> c p c-ALArL>< b PncPo-qJc <,SJCLC OLVIT

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  juin 1995, 20th anniversary

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  invigorating one for the Inuiteaders.If the three years prior to the signing could be defined it would be: an intense, demanding, defining, and exhausting period for the Inuit, and the Crée of Northern Quebec.Secondly, once the Agreement was signed, after the press conferences were over, and the Government officials, and Hydro

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  mai 1995, Fall

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  that they are faced with,\" she says.Time and again it was stressed that partnerships between Western scientific knowledge and Inuit know-ledge are important.Many complaints were heard that scientific information is not being fully and accurately revealed to Inuit, and that research findings need to be distributed to the

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• Makivik news

  avril 1995, Summer

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  \"jInuit will be hired to A_bP'Jperiods AAtSr; ' from two to four weeks.He has seen firsthand how tough AAcK'bV'P\" rin_a-bdc Aa_A JC'LO.> !o

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  mars 1995, Options carrières au Nunavik / career options in Nunavik

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  février 1995, Spring

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

  Zebedee Nungak spoke at Trent University March 9th,ater broadcast on the Parlia mentary Channel.In the North, Zebedee Nungak participated in aive phone-in television broadcast from Iqaluit on the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation network, February 14th.Later, during the Executive field trip, Zebedee and Simeonie explained

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  janvier 1995, Calendrier / calendar

  Kuujjuaq : Makivik's Communications Dept. 1986-1998

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  avril 1994, Winter

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  secondary students in Inukjuak and Akulivik.The purpose is to find out to what extent more hours of Inuit-based teaching, during preferred time periods, will increase student interest and motiva tion.Students in the program, for example, areearning Nunavik History and Geography.Classroomessons sometimes combine outdoor

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