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A little ajuinnata might be what Canadians need to get through uncertain times over the next four years or so. Gov. Gen. Mary Simon introduced a lot of Canadians to the Inuktitut word for “commitment” in 2021 as part of her year-end message, about six months after she became the first Indigenous person to serve as the Queen’s (now King’s) representative to Canada. It was at the end of what she called a “hard year.” The world was in the midst of …See the Story

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Nunatsiaq readers continued to like our news coverage in 2024, even without being able to give it a thumbs-up on Facebook. Last year, Nunatsiaq News had more than two million visits to its website — 2,053,421 to be precise. We also had nearly four million page views over the year. Those numbers are reassuring, considering that 2024 was the first calendar year since Facebook began blocking news organizations like us, as well as Canadian users, fr…See the Story

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