Nunavut Turns 25: Land, Language, and Self-Determination | The Walrus
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Nunavut, Canada's youngest territory, celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2024 since its formation on April 1, 1999. Historian Kenn Harper shares insights on Inuit culture and language through his new book, while Premier P.J. Akeeagok discusses the territory's accomplishments and ongoing challenges. A recent land transfer agreement marks a pivotal moment in Nunavut's governance, empowering the Inuit community to manage their traditional lands. This journey signifies not only a change in political landscape but also cultural revitalization and self-determination for the Inuit people who have inhabited this land for millennia.
"Inuit leadership is at the forefront of decision-making in Nunavut, ensuring that the territory's governance reflects the values and traditions of those who call it home."
"The recent land transfer agreement represents a monumental shift in Nunavut's governance, providing the region with full control over its land and promoting self-determination."
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