There's something special happening via ᐃᓄᐃᑦ ᐅᓂᒃᑳᖏᑦ (Inuit Unikkaangit)
The @CBCNorth podcast resurfaces archival stories told by Inuit in Inuktitut. When host @MaryPowder1 plays them, many of the storytellers' descendants are hearing them for the first time. (1/4)
We have a great story about the Qallupilluk on the podcast Inuit Unikkaangit. But we didn’t know who was telling it. Now we do. It’s Koonoo Ipirq! Her family and friends recognised her voice: https://t.co/vwfoCEp8Su
Artwork: Jessica Winters
The number of children who died in Canada's residential schools could be as high as 25,000, says Murray Sinclair, former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
He joins @mattgallowaycbc at 8:37am to discuss the work that needs to be done now.
https://t.co/E9FSOwrcbP
Take a look at the findings of #TSBMarine investigation M18C0225 into the grounding of the passenger vessel Akademik Ioffe in a remote area of the Arctic in Nunavut, in August 2018 https://t.co/0NEnaHMKay
Arrived in Hay River, where breakup is stalled. Broadcasting the show from here in the morning. Will also hear the latest from Jean Marie River and Fort Simpson. We are beholden to Mother Nature. And that has already been hard on a number of people and communities. #cbcnorth
Margaret Leishman, of Kakisa, N.W.T., explains what it means for seniors to be able to age in place in their own communities.
Read the full story from our series "Canada's Road Ahead" here: https://t.co/aJJ7Kl5QFG