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Liberal Tunu Napartuk vows to be voice for `forgotten people

Liberal Tunu Napartuk vows to be voice for `forgotten people
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Nunavik schools face dramatic teacher shortage

"What we're living through now is dramatic," said Daniel Charest from the Association of Employees of Northern Quebec, the union that represents teachers and support staff in Nunavik.

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School resumes in Nunavik despite 77 vacant teaching positions

School resumes in Nunavik despite 77 vacant teaching positions
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Indigenous calls for exemptions to Quebec s Bill 96 get louder

Bill 96 will put a cap on the number of students who can attend English-language CEGEPS, as public colleges are called in Quebec, and put in place French-language requirements needed to graduate, among other measures.

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Indigenous leaders say Quebec language law damages reconciliation efforts

Indigenous communities in Quebec say the language law passed Tuesday will harm the education prospects of their youth and undermine reconciliation in the province.

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