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Held each year on the third Wednesday of October, role models from across the country – including parents, educators, athletes, Senators, former and current Members of Parliament as well as international business and thought leaders – join thousands of volunteers to make the day possible.
Held each year on the third Wednesday of October, role models from across the country – including parents, educators, athletes, Senators, former and current Members of Parliament as well as international business and thought leaders – join thousands of volunteers to make the day possible.
Curtis Konek introduces the story of Robin Hood and Robert Gibbons Jr. whose trip on the land resulted in them becoming lost after an equipment breakdown.
Filmed by Arviat TV in front of a live audience at John Arnalukjuak High School, May 15, 2014.
So how did the experience of being lost change his life? Robin Hood tells us about how his story ended and the impact it had on him, his family and his relationship with the people of Arviat.
In part five of six, Ethan interviews Robin Hood about being lost on the land near Arviat, Nunavut for four days after their snowmobile broke down. Learn from Rob about how this experience changed his life.
Filmed at John Arnalukjuak High School with the cast and crew of Arviat TV on May 15, 2014.
On October 15, 2014, role models from across the country and around the world – including parents, educators, athletes, Senators, former and current Members of Parliament as well as international business and thought leaders – join thousands of volunteers to make the day possible.
Social isolation significantly impacts individual and community health, well-being, livelihoods and resilience, and yet few programs and policies currently address this issue directly.
Inuit Cree Reconciliation will screen Friday April 25th, at 6pm at the 2014 Cine Las Americas Film Festival as part of the Panorama Documentary Shorts program.
Inuit Cree Reconciliation will have a FREE screening at the Univerity of Toronto's First Nation house as part of the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival indigiFLIX 2014 Community Screening Series during Indigenous Education Week.
Exploring Inuit Culture ONLINEis a multi-media learning material designed for grades 4-6, to teach students about the Inuit, the native
people of the Canadian Arctic, and Nunavut, the newest territory in
Canada established in 1999. The Lesson Plans are available in PDF format and can be downloaded.… Uqalimakkanirit
In the documentary film Inuit Cree Reconciliation (Inuit Adlait Isumagijuniqatiginiiq), Zacharias Kunuk and Neil Diamond team up to research the events and historical impacts of a 1770's war between Inuit a… Uqalimakkanirit