Nunatsiavut Government

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Approximately 70% of funding for PSSSP and Non-Insured Health Benefits is spent on Beneficiaries outside of Nunatsiavut.
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The Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement and the Labrador Inuit Constitution came into effect at the first Assembly of the Nunatsiavut Transitional Government, held in Nain, on December 1, 2005.
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The Labrador Inuit are the only Inuit in Canada to own and govern its own self-government.
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The Labrador Inuit Land Claim Agreement has 7,206 Beneficiaries. A total of 2,301 Beneficiaries live in Labrador, but outside of Nunatsiavut, and a total of 2,361 live in Nunatsiavut.
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The Torngat Mountains National Park received an award for second place for Responsible Tourism. The National Park placed second within the world

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10 Feb 2017 Visit Our Home

For thousands of years, we’ve called this region “home” and now we’d like to welcome you to see for yourself why we love where we live. From our culture to our unspoiled wilderness, come experience something new.

13 Jan 2017 Pulâgialaugit Angiggatinnut

Tausintigiallatâni jârini, taisimalittavut una avittusimajuk “angiggak” ammalu manna tujummiKungilasi imminik takunialigavit summat piutsamangâtta inigijattini. IlikKusittinit sujuttausimangitunut nunami, Kailaugit Kaujigiattulutit Kaujimangitannik.

03 Mar 2014 Building for Our Future

Working together, with our people and other interested parties, we aim to develop our resources in a way that benefits all parties, including the region we call home.

09 Apr 2014 Piguttisivallianik Sivunitsatinni

SuliaKaKatigennik, inuKutinni asinginnilu Kanuttojunik katimajinik, tugâvugut pivalliagiamik pivianattutinnik ikajutsigunnatumik ilonnainik ilaugumajunik, allât avittusimajuni taijattini angiggavut.

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