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The Nunatsiavut Assembly elected David Dicker Jr. as First Minister and appointed a new Nunatsiavut Executive Council (NEC) and Speaker during its first sitting of the sixth session in Hopedale. The NEC includes ministers for Finance/Human Resources/IT (Melva Williams), Lands and Natural Resources (Tom Evans), Health and Social Development (Roxanne…
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The article reports that performers from eight Arctic Winter Games contingents, plus Nunatsiavut as a special guest, showcased their stories, language, songs, and culture at the 2026 Arctic Winter Games cultural gala in Whitehorse. It highlights specific regional performances from Nunavik, Yukon, Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Alaska (Tatitlek dancers…
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Support the newsroomThe article reports that the Honourable Lela Evans, Minister of Labrador Affairs and Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, congratulates the Nunatsiavut Government for leading a delegation to the 2026 Arctic Winter Games in Whitehorse, Yukon. The delegation will meet organizers, observe events, learn about athlete development, cultural…
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The Nunatsiavut Government released its 2026–2027 budget, a $440 million plan focused on housing, infrastructure, community well-being, language and culture, education, economic development, and civil service strengthening. The budget includes a $33 million federal commitment for housing and allocates funds for core operations and specific home repair…
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