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Demographic changes in Nunavik 2006-2016
, 2019 Lévesque, Sébastien, Duhaime, Gérard
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American Review of Canadian Studies, 2017
ABSTRACTFor more than 50 years, the Inuit of Nunavik have been subjected to development plans devised in the south by the Government of Canada and Quebec that has a profound impact on Inuit people and their culture. The latest plan, known as Plan Nord, proposes sustainable development for the North based on the protection of 50 percent of the territory.
Thierry Rodón
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ABSTRACTFor more than 50 years, the Inuit of Nunavik have been subjected to development plans devised in the south by the Government of Canada and Quebec that has a profound impact on Inuit people and their culture. The latest plan, known as Plan Nord, proposes sustainable development for the North based on the protection of 50 percent of the territory.
Thierry Rodón
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Culturally relevant pedagogy in Nunavik
, 2017 An Inuit worldview challenges schooling that requires students to sacrifice their cultural identity in the name of academic success. Through a critical Indigenous research methodology, using case study design, data were generated from conversations with educational leaders and teachers from a school community in Nunavik, Quebec.
Morgan, Robert
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Nunavik and the Multiple Dimensions of Inuit Governance
American Review of Canadian Studies, 2017ABSTRACTOver the last five decades, the emergence of a sophisticated and multidimensional set of governance institutions in the predominantly Inuit regions of Canada and the circumpolar north has had a profound impact on the lives of Inuit peoples and the states in which they live.
Gary Wilson
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Construire durablement au Nunavik
2023Les impacts ressentis du dégel du pergélisol au Nunavik imposent déjà des rénovations à plusieurs bâtiments et aux infrastructures. En particulier, les impacts structuraux des déformations du sol sur les maisons amplifient les coûts d’entretien, notamment les maisons construites comme logements sociaux qui composent la majorité du parc d’habitations ...
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