Government of Canada supports Inuit led stewardship efforts in Taloyoak, Nunavut.
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Friday, August 12, 2022
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The Government of Canada has made tremendous strides in protecting our oceans by working in collaboration with Indigenous partners, provinces, territories, industry and other marine stakeholders.
Key Points:
- The Government of Canada has made tremendous strides in protecting our oceans by working in collaboration with Indigenous partners, provinces, territories, industry and other marine stakeholders.
- Supporting Inuit organizations as they develop knowledge and grow capacity to manage local marine and coastal areas is a key priority for the Government of Canada.
- "The Inuit were the first stewards of the Arctic, and Inuit leadership is critical to protecting Northern waters today.
- "Our government recognizes that the active involvement of Inuit is essential to protect the health of our oceans.