Jeela Palluq-Cloutier, executive director of the Nunavut Language Authority, and her 16 fellow travellers are Inuit — representatives from Nunavut, Labrador, northern Quebec and the Northwest ...

Natan Obed is the national Inuit leader and president of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami. Despite virtually no government support for our language, approximately 63.3 per cent of the 60,000 Inuit in Canada ...

IQALUIT, Nunavut - In a move expected to transform daily life for everyone in Nunavut, territorial politicians have voted unanimously to include the Inuit language on all signs and for all services.

Nunatsiavut, the governing body of the Labrador Inuit, will begin work on a 50-year plan to save its vanishing language, at a conference starting Tuesday in Nain. Nunatsiavut officials will look at ...

Children playing hockey in the community of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut in 2016. Language use amongst children is one of the biggest gauges of a language’s health. As part of Inuit language month in the ...

Nunavut is struggling to educate its young students in English and the Inuit languages, even though it is required under the territory's education laws. Not all of Nunavut's schools have met the ...

Inuit in Canada are worried that their language may soon be lost. That's why a delegation flew over to Wales last week in pursuit of saving their language. "Without the language, we're lost," said ...

New language settings to support Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated's efforts to strengthen and promote the vitality of Inuit language "Inuit expect to see and hear Inuktut in all aspects of our lives.

Eva Obed leans into the microphone and her voice begins to bounce up and down the Labrador coast. She reads a news item about an ugly-sweater party at the community centre, an update on the moose hunt ...

In Canada’s North, Inuit students are leading a linguistic renaissance, reversing generations of language loss using social media. Scroll through the Instagram feed of Inuktitut Ilinniaqta and you’ll ...