How Nunavut has changed 21 years after it became a territory

Skip to main content

news

How Nunavut has changed 21 years after it became a territory

Nunavut is one of the only areas of Canada where the Indigenous way of life remains dominant.

July 9, 2020 10:06 a.m.

Latest Update July 10, 2020 11:41 a.m.

Share this article

Share

Share this article

Latest Segments From CTV Your Morning

The Didi Creative Fund The Didi Creative Fund aims to support Tamil and South Asian women and gender diverse folks, through micro grants to help them pursue their creative projects.
What to Know About the Carbon Tax Ending With the end of the carbon tax rebate, will Canadians receive another form of rebate?
U.S. Small Business Owner Concerned About Tariffs As Canada gears up for another round of tariffs, some small businesses south of the border say they share that anxiety.
Explaining New U.S. Tariffs Canadian industries are bracing for another round of U.S. tariffs tomorrow, but some details remain unclear.
Addressing Canada’s Teacher Shortages Ontario’s Ministry of Education is projecting a teacher shortage across the entire education system starting in 2027.
Who is Middle Class in Canada? The federal election campaign is in full swing, with all parties promising financial relief for the middle class. But what does middle class in Canada mean today?
States of Emergency After Ice Storm Nearly half a million customers are without power across parts of Ontario, after a severe ice storm over the weekend.
Latest Federal Election Poll Projections New poll numbers by Nanos Research shows the Liberals pulling ahead.
Today on the Campaign Trail Judy Trinh is in Montreal and has the latest from the Liberal campaign today.
Nunavut’s Premier on New Attention to Canada’s Arctic Premier P.J. Akeeagok talks about the new focus on Canada’s Arctic region, what it will mean for infrastructure, and the people who live in the territory.
Small Business Owners on the Impact of this Tariff War A small pet food company on how it’s getting hit on all sides with new tariffs & the repeated changes.
Windsor Mayor on the Impact of Tariffs on Canada’s Auto Industry Drew Dilkens, Mayor of Windsor, talks about the anxiety in his city’s automative industry over the impact U.S. tariffs on the economic sector.
Trump Says He’s Against Better Ties Between Canada & the E.U. Prime Minister Mark Carney said the old relationship between Canada & the U.S. is over. What this means for our relationship with Europe and how the White House may respond.
This Label Shows Which Wines Use Canadian Grapes You may have seen the VQA label on wines in B.C. and Ontario. What does it mean and why is there a push to expand it across the country?
Tax Expert Answers Questions From the Audience Ask and ye shall receive. H&R Block tax expert Yannick Lemay is back, answering tax questions from you, our viewers.
Ottawa Issues New Travel Advisories for Canadians Travelling to the U.S. What you need to know before travelling to the U.S. as tensions between our countries intensify.
Why Isn’t Canada Seeing More U.K. Support During Annexation Threats? Tariffs, trade wars and threats to make Canada the “51st State.” Why is the United Kingdom not stepping up to defend one of its oldest allies?
Auto Industry Braces for Impact of 25% U.S. Tariffs The auto industry is the Canada’s second-largest source of exports to the U.S. Union leader John D’Agnolo joined us to describe how new U.S. tariffs on imported cars will hurt Canadian workers.
The NDP Holds Rallies in Southwestern Ontario NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is holding rallies in Hamilton and London, Ontario today. We checked in with CTV’s Rachel Aiello, who is on scene, covering the campaign.
Tariffs on Canadian Products Could Cause a U.S. Toilet Paper Shortage Canadian manufacturers say that looming U.S. tariffs could make it harder to find toilet paper south of the border.

You might also like

news Ontario’s vaccine passport system starts today. Here’s what you need to know

news Man who escaped Afghanistan just days before the Taliban takeover shares his story

news Ontario considering making virtual school a permanent option