Government
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Constructed at a cost of $9.4 million, the Nunatsiavut Assembly Building officially opened in Hopedale on September 4, 2012.
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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.
Visitors
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President Johannes Lampe is the third President of Nunatsiavut.
The Latest
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The third Nunatsiavut Assembly since the formation of the Nunatsiavut Government was elected on May 6, 2014.

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Unique in many ways

Government

Representing the Inuit both within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and around the world, we are a step apart.

Careers

As a regional Inuit government within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, we consist of a variety of people with different skills and experiences. Occasionally, we require new people to join us in a number of ways.

The Path to Self-Government

Our path to self-governance involved the hard work and dedication of many people over a number of decades. Today, it remains one of the proudest moments in our long history.

About Nunatsiavut Government

As a self-governing Inuit regional government, we continue to set new standards for our people and the way in which we interact with the provincial government and other entities.

Departments

Each department within the Nunatsiavut Government oversees a number of important elements, and together provide the structure necessary for our self-governing region to continue to flourish.

Nunatsiavut Assembly

Our assembly consists of people from across Nunatsiavut, and they have a broad array of wisdom and experience that allows us to confidently provide leadership for the entire region.

Legislation

From community by-laws to regulations and amendments covering all of Nunatsiavut, we’ve catalogued our legislation so you can access and understand the laws of our land.

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