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Fresh smoked Iqaluk from Nunngarut on the menu in our office this week. ❤️
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Stay safe on the land and water
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Qaujigiartiit is hiring a full-time Research Associate! Do you love our communities and want to be part of community-led strengths-based research? Become part of our awesome team in Iqaluit. Email questions to gwen.healeyakearok@qhrc.ca. Deadline to apply is August 31 2020.
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15 years of hard work to get to this point, where the strength of our collective has been recognized. We look forward to working together to support the next generation of Inuit health researchers.

https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/nunavut-organizations-receive-3-5-million-for-community-led-research/
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Nunavut organizations receive $3.5 million for community-led research | Nunatsiaq News
Four Nunavut organizations will share a $3.5-million federal grant to conduct community-led health and well-being research in the territory. The
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In-territory travel restrictions lifted, Nunavut public servants return to work June 8 | CBC News https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/nunavut-public-servants-return-to-work-government-updates-covid-19-plan-1.5592993
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In-territory travel restrictions lifted, Nunavut public servants return to work June 8 | CBC News
Nunavut's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Michael Patterson announced a travel advisory against non-essential travel between communities is lifted, and public servants can return to work next week.
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