- Welcome Nunavik to the Internet!
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The Fourth World Documentation Project
A collection of documents and other information resources on virtually all of the world's indigenous peoples, ranging from the Samis of Scandinavia and the Mapuche of South America to the Celts of Scotland and Ireland.
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The Art of Frederick A. Lepine
An aboriginal artist from Hay River, Northwest Territories.
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Denise Osted's Links
An excellent set of aboriginal links -- while you're there check out her extensive list of online women's resources.
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Canadian Aborginal Law
An excellent collection of resources for those interested in aborginal rights law.
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The Makivik Corporation
Often embroiled in controversy because of the way its leaders combine business and politics, the Makivik Corporation is the political and economic development organization that represents Inuit beneficiaries of the James Bay land claim agreement in northern Quebec.
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Bill's Aboriginal Links: Canada and U.S.
An exhaustive list of pointers to aboriginal sites throughout the Americas, including links to copies of maps, treaties and historical documents.
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The NativeWeb Home Page
Another long list of aboriginal web sites, gopher sites, Listserv and Usenet groups.
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The Aboriginal Super Information Highway
This Manitoba site leads to many Canadian aboriginal links.
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The Aboriginal Language Page
For linguists, anthropologists, or anyone interested in the rich variety of aboriginal languages that have survived in North America. Includes links to downloadable aboriginal language fonts.
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The Aboriginal Youth Network
Bringing aboriginal young people together.
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Aboriginal People of Northern Canada
Information, mostly academic, about the Inuit, Cree and Dene peoples.
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Spirit of Aboriginal Enterprise
Aboriginal-owned business on the web. First Air, Arctic Co-operatives, the Nunasi Corporation, and others.
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The American Indian Science and Education Society
A home page, a gopher server and several mailing lists.
The Americas' First Peoples
Thanks to Taqramiut Nipingat Inc.and many others, our neighbours in Nunavik are now connected to the Internet. Visit theNunavik web server in Salluit, and help TNI and the people of Salluit celebrate their new service.
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