“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
“The sound of throat singers and drum dancing filled Annie Pootoogook Park on Sunday, #InternationalInuitDay, as family, friends, neighbours, Inuit organizations and dignitaries gathered to officially name the Sandy Hill park after the internationally renowned Inuk artist." - Blair Crawford, Ottawa Citizen
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
Nunavut’s former MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Ontario MP Charlie Angus organized the March for Justice to ask the federal government to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate potential crimes committed against Indigenous Peoples at residential schools.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
“We will not celebrate stolen Indigenous land and stolen indigenous lives. Instead we will gather to honour all of the lives lost to the Canadian state,” said the group Idle No More, calling for national rallies to support Indigenous communities.
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"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." -"
No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
"Today, we are humble before you. Yesterday, we all together have shown to Ottawa, to Canada and the world our true intention with the March: end the anti-black racism and all forms of oppression towards black people. Believe that concrete actions will come from this peaceful march. We are grateful to our brothers, our sisters, our elders, our allies. Without you, yesterday wouldn't have been happening. Yesterday, we have empowered our voices. This Peaceful March aimed to be a direct action against racism – and it was. We thank you all to have joined us. We acted in unity. Together we can create." - No Justice Until Peace
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
Nunavut finally gets its place at the Centennial Flame
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