New government pact one step closer

QUEBEC CITY – Nunavik moved a step closer to a new regional public government on Dec. 5, when Pita Aatami, president of Makivik Corp., signed an agreement-in-principle with Quebec's native affairs minister, Benoit Pelletier, and Chuck Strahl, the federal minister of Indian affairs, in the Salon Rouge of Quebec's National Assembly.

The AIP kick-starts the serious planning for the amalgamation of the Kativik regional government, school board and health board into a new body called the Nunavimmiut Aquvvinga.

Read this Jane George article in Nunatsiaq News.

  • December 17, 2007
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Is this going to be another tax? I mean the name of government is tax so are we to govern third party government? 6.5% Fed, 7% Prov and what will be the Nuanvik tax? or are we finally realizing the tax after the reveal of Inuit as they were here before tax? like we said we didn't know how tax was! NON-NOT KNOWING THE TAX.

  • December 22, 2007
  • Paulusie Saviadjuk

First of all, congratulations Nunavimmiut! If Nunavimmiut aquvinga goes ahead in the future, where will be the head office?

  • January 9, 2008
  • Eva Gunn

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