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Nunavut is a new Canadian territory that came into being on April 1, 1999, through the division of the Northwest Territories.Eighty-two per cent of Nunavut's people are Inuit. Since the majority of voters in Nunavut are Inuit, they control their own legislative assembly through a form of self-government under which non-Inuit residents are also guaranteed political rights.
The creation of the Nunavut territory is the result of two agreements: the Nunavut political accord, and the Nunavut land claims agreement.
A Nunavut-wide Inuit organization called Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (also known by the commonly-used acronym "NTI") is responsible for administering the money and land that Nunavut Inuit now own under their land claim agreement, for ensuring that governments and others carry out their legal obligations, and for promoting Inuit language and culture. NTI is not, however, responsible for creating the government of Nunavut.
The Nunavut political accord laid the foundation for the Nunavut Act, the federal law that serves as Nunavut's constitution.
| This category is for websites relating to education in Nunavut. |
Sites of educational interest that deal with Nunavut, Canada's newest political entity and especially sites that have to do with education in Nunavut.
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Sites about and relating to Ellesmere Island in Canada's arctic.
Sites for health issues in Nunavut.
| Maps and Views of Nunavut. |
Contains Maps and Views of Nunavut.
Includes all hobbies, sports and participatory recreational activities specific to the province, including recreation organizations and facilities.
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