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Articles related to "Inuit"
Nunavut--Canada's Newest Territory On April 1, 1999 Canada's Northwest Territories officially divided and Nunavut came into existance. The new territory, one fifth of Canada, gives the indigenous Inuit as much self-rule and control of their political destiny as is perhaps posible for any people in this modern world. nunavut • canada • inuit • iqaluit • grise fiord
"I” Is For Inuit Inequity Popular culture stereotypes of "Eskimos" are far from harmless, as they shape perceptions of indigenous people and promote prejudice. native stereotypes • indigenous stereotypes • eskimo stereotypes • inuit stereotypes • native portrayals
Karmak and Barabara While the igloo is a recognizable symbol of Arctic architecture, there are others that are rarely explored. arctic tribes • central inuit • igloo • karmak • barabara
The Qilakitsoq Mummies Desiccated by freezing temperatures, the Qilakitsoq mummies provide fascinating information about their lives amongst the Inuit but little about their deaths qilakitsoq mummies • ice mummies • natural mummies • greenland ice mummies • greenland mummies
First Nations and Inuit of Canada In 1996, Former Governor General Romeo Leblanc proclaimed June 21st of every year as the National Aboriginal Day. It is the day we celebrate the contribution of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis (mixed blood) peoples to Canada. canada • first nations • aboriginal • inuit • algonquin
Sled Dog Slaughter According to many Inuit, a systematic sled dog slaughter took place between the 1950s and 60s in Canada. Was it animal control or an attempt to destroy Inuit culture? sled dog slaughter • royal canadian mounted police • inuit huskies • eskimo dogs • sled dogs
The Inuit Contribution to Canada's Identity The Inuit culture is something to be highly valued. Canada's Arctic gives Canada its Nordic identity. Would Canada be Canada without its north? inuit contribution to canada • inuktitut is spoken by 70 percent of inuit • language as heritage • research in the arctic • arctic tourism
Aboriginal Identity in Canada: Section 35(2) of the Canadian Constitution 1982 defines Aboriginal people as Indian, Inuit and Metis. Each are a separate and distinct, with a unique culture and history. first nation • inuit • metis • culture • history
Cultural Cruise Vacations, Canada Cruise travel on Baffin Island, Canada, is a great way to discover the Inuit people and how they survive in the northern arctic. cruise vacations • nunavut canada • arctic travel • baffin island • inuit language
Nobel Peace Prize Race Heats Up Nominees are waiting for 12 October 2007 when this years Nobel Peace Prize winner will be announced. Oprah Winfrey, Al Gore and Sheila Watt-Cloutier are in the running. nobel prize • nobel peace prize • alfred nobel • oprah winfrey • al gore
The Igloo Unique for its component parts, the igloo is a warm oasis amid the harsh arctic winter. igloo • central inuit • arctic communities and • arctic cultural area • eskimaleut
Nunavut The Northwest territories will devide to give us Nunavut in the east and... the North West Territories in the West. A look at the New Territory of Nunavut: The Inuit people can Proudly say: "Our Land". nunavut • north west territories • canada • north • nwt
The Timeless Inuksuk When is a stack of rocks not just a stack of rocks? When it's an Inuksuk. Balancing one helps us to remember the many balances we have to maintain throughout our lives. It also pays tribute to a people who have braved some of the harshest elements on Planet Earth. ethnic craft • inuksuk • inuksuit • inuit • arctic
First Nations' Words used in English Okay, I was just looking around when suddenly I saw that, in my discussion list there was a message by JM. Bridgeman, who is Contributing Editor for Canadian History & Culture, saying that my article on French Canadian Words had been read. JM Bridgeman decided to drop a line. And in those lines was a brilliant idea, I'd already written about English and French words used in Canada, why not words from the First Nations of Canada canada • first nations • words • lexical
Movie Review: Before Tomorrow Alliance Atlantis' Before Tomorrow (Le Jour Avant le Lendemain) tells a powerful story, but its execution doesn't quite match its ambition. 5/10 before tomorrow • le jour avant le lendemain • movie review • innu film • marie-hélène cousineau
Columbus and the Vikings Columbus wasn't the first European to reach the New World or explore it. The Vikings beat him to it. columbus • viking • greenland • iceland • vinland
Daily Lesson Plans: Upper Elementary Grades A dayful of lessons for use in Upper Elementary classrooms. upper elementary school • fifth grade • sixth grade • fourth grade • third grade
Canada Day in London Canada turns 140 this year. First Nations and Olympians kick off in the heart of London canada day • london • canada day london • inuit • quebec
How Robin Got His Red Breast Long ago, Robin looked much different than he does today. He was entirely gray. How did he get his red breast? This Inuit legend tells the story. native legends • robin • fire • keeper of the fire • history for children
Trickster Mythology While their stories may differ with each tribe, the two most prominent tricksters are the coyote and the raven. trickster native american mythology • trickster symbols • trickster stories • raven ancient world • coyote ancient world
What is the Wendigo – Legend or Cryptid? The Wendigo was part of the folklore of various AmerIndian tribes, especially the Algonquians. Both natives and settlers claim to have seen this being. wendigo • wendigo legends • wendigo cryptid • wendigo cannibal • wendigo amerindian legend
The First Americans New archaeology and genetic research suggests Solutreans from France/Spain were among the first human inhabitants of America as "Clovis" people. first americans • earliest inhabitants of north america • european solutreans • clovis people • american anthropology
A Look at the Provinces,Part XII:Northwest Territories & Nunavut This is the twelfth and last article in the series. Since I've already written an article on Nunavut and it is hard to find information for the NWT and Nunavut separately I will combine them. The Former North West Territories is made up of the North West Territories and of Nunavut. It is made up of most of the artic, except Yukon and Alaska (and Greenland) and includes all islands in the Hudson's Bay. It has an area of 3,426,320 square kilometres and has a population of 57,649 people. The Capital was Yellownife and remains so for the NWT. Nunavut's Capital is Iqualuit (formerly known as Forbisher Bay). It joined confederation when bought by the Canadian government in 1870. northwest territories • canada • nunavut • provinces • territory
Springtime Cold is Bad News for Belugas When a springtime cold snap suddenly froze the waters of an Arctic sound, more than 50 beluga whales were trapped by the ice, and hungry polar bears in wait. beluga • cold • emu • trapped • ice
All About Canada Canada is situated in North America. The 49th Parallel separates Canada from the United States, which is her closest neighbor. canada • canada for kids • suite101.com • mary alward • north america
Canada's Native Dog Breeds Date Back Centuries Of Canada's four remaining recognized dog breeds, two are well known. Two survived near-extinction in the late 20th century, thanks to people determined to save them. canada's native dog breeds date back centuries • four dog breeds survive • but the tahltan dog and st. john's water dog are g • rare dog breeds in canada • eskimo dogs
Canadian Residential Schools A legacy of physical and sexual abuse of Aboriginal students in religious-run residential schools has come to light in recent court cases. canadian residential schools • sexual abuse residential schools • canadian residential schools legacy of abuse • legacy of abuse • aboriginal education
Dry Bones, Live! For those communities, either rural or urban who find themselves impoverished economically, there is often a sense that such bitterness is well deserved. There is an awareness that God is right in visiting such suffering on the people. A strong Biblical equivalent of this emotion is found in Ezekiel. This article gives the congregation and pastor clues to handle this sense of guilt, aiming toward economic recovery. rural church • rural economy • denomination • rural • church
Fast Facts About Nunavut Nunavut is Canada’s newest territory. It joined Confederation on April 1, 1999. This article is going to give you some fast and interesting facts about this territory. nunavut • arctic • kids korner • canada for kids • kids
Legends Behind the Northern Lights A large mythology of the aurora grew up in different cultures that witnessed the lights to explain what they were and why they occurred. aurora • northern lights • southern lights • myths • legends
More About Me This week, I'm going to tell you how I came to live with Mary and Dwight and how I got the name, Meeko. a dogs life • dog • alaskan malamute • malamute • northern breed dogs
Nunavut Facts and Climate, Canada Find our more about this fascinating and untouched territory, as well as how to get to and around Nunavut. nunavut northern western canada • facts climate weather year round activities • untouched territory inuit culture • how to get to around flights • baffin island iqaluit kitkmeot kivalliq
Samuel Hearne, Arctic Explorer British explorer Samuel Hearne was sent North on the search for copper mines by his employer, the Hudson's Bay Company. After months of travel, he arrived to find no ore canadian history • samuel hearne and his guides reached the water's e • still partly-frozen arctic ocean in 1771 • the hudson's bay company wanted the ore as ballast • the small excursion party set out from prince of w
The National Gallery of Canada Governor-General Campbell opened the National Gallery of Canada in 1880 to display Canadian visual art along with exhibits of art work from across the globe. national gallery of canada • governor general john campbell • marquis of lorne • louise campbell • royal canadian academy
The Multicultural Classroom Helping ways to make multicutural classroom a rich environment. multiculturalism • classroom • teacher • children • community
Aboriginal Art at 2010 Vancouver Winter Games The Vancouver 2010 Aboriginal Art Program will provide an enduring cultural legacy by showcasing 140 works from over 90 Canadian Aboriginal artists in Olympic venues. aboriginal art at 2010 vancouver winter games • vancouver 2010 winter olympics • 2010 aboriginal art program • works by canadian first nations artists grace olym • olympic venues
Cultural Nooks and Crannies There are sources for folklore other than found within the pages of books... fantasy • culture • story • china • foot-binding
Native Canadian Housing Today most of us live in wood or brick homes with central heating and running water. In the early days in the New World, things were a bit different. igloo • tepee • tipi • wigwam.longhouse • native
CANADA'S YUKON Canada's Yukon Territory in the northwest is one of the last untouched wilderness areas in the world. ecotourism • wetlands • yukon • canadas yukon • canada
Cinderella in Other Cultures Cinderella is one the most beloved fairy tales, with countless variations of its theme appearing in almost every culture. cinderella • fairy tales • charles perrault • yeh-shen by tuan ch'eng-shih • contes de ma mere l'oye
NUNAVUT Canada's north consists of millions of miles of wilderness area. If you are looking for a wilderness experience, this Nunavut is the place to go. canada • mary alward • mary • alward • canadian
A Look at the Province, Part XI: The Yukon Territory This is the eleventh article in the series and the first of the two territories (Northwest Territories and Nunavut will be combine because Nunavut is too new and I already wrote a full article on April First). Yukon is the Northewest Territory, west of the North West Territories and east the States, well one state: Alaska. It has an area of 483,450 square kilometres and has a population of 31,197 people. The Capital and only city is Whitehorse. It joined confederation when bought by the Canadian government in 1870 and split from the North West Territories in 1898. yukon • northwest territories • territory • canada • north
Famous Canadian Adoptees in Sports and T.V. From players in the NHL to hosts of morning shows, Canadian adoptees are talented athletes, actors and artists who are famous throughout North America. canada adopted athletes • canada adopted actors • notable canadian adoptees • famous adopted actors • famous adopted athletes
Where To Stay In Quebec City Celebrate Quebec City's 400th anniversary this year as you warm to one of the numerous inns that reflect the intimate charm of the city. quebec city • chateau frontenac • ice hotel • quebec • auberge
CHURCHILL MANITOBA: Polar Bear Capital of the World Most of us have seen polar bears at the zoo but have you ever wished to view them in their natural habitat? If so, plan a trip to Churchill, Manitoba - The Polar Bear Capital of the World. suite101.com • suite 101 • canadian tourism • canadian travel • canadian culture
The Moon In Folklore The moon sheds interesting light onto folklore... moon • folklore • folktales • wicca • pagans
The Eskimos This article is about the culture,language and lifestyle of the eskimos.The influence of the climate and outside contacts on their lifestyle eskimos • culture • major division • language • dress
Anti-Seal Hunt Activists Take New Approach Urging the Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee to speak out against the commercial seal hunt is a new approach being taken by activists. seal hunt • canadian seal hunt • canadian seal slaughter • seal slaughter • vancouver olympics
Greenland - Adventure Cruises Book an adventure cruise and get AARP discount from the leader in tours to Greenland - the hot (or cool) destination for senior adventure travelers seeking new horizons senior travel • adventure travel • aarp discount • adventure cruises • greenland
Kayaks A brief introduction to kayaks and their history kayaking • kayak • canoe • paddling • american canoe association |
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