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Arctic Territory

The Inuit People

Discover how the Inuits’ way of life
changed during the 20th century.

• Index
  
• The Arctic, an Occupied Zone
  
• The End of an Era for the Inuits
  
• Uprooted by the Government
  
• Painful Adaptation on Devon Island
  
• Inuits Forced to Give Up Their Culture
  
• Something New in the Arctic Scenery
  
• A Group of Inuits Exiled on Ellesmere and Cornwallis Islands
  
• Compensation for the Expatriation of Inuits
  
• Canada’s Sovereignty Challenged
  
• Importance of the Inuits’ Presence in the Arctic
  
• Partnership Between the Government and Inuits
  
• A First: a Territory Managed by Inuits
  
• A Scattered but Young Population
  
• Elders at the Government!
  

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      • Index
      • The Arctic, an Occupied Zone
      • The End of an Era for the Inuits
      • Uprooted by the Government
      • Painful Adaptation on Devon Island
      • Inuits Forced to Give Up Their Culture
      • Something New in the Arctic Scenery
      • A Group of Inuits Exiled on Ellesmere and Cornwallis Islands
      • Compensation for the Expatriation of Inuits
      • Canada’s Sovereignty Challenged
      • Importance of the Inuits’ Presence in the Arctic
      • Partnership Between the Government and Inuits
      • A First: a Territory Managed by Inuits
      • A Scattered but Young Population
      • Elders at the Government!
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