Nation to Nation - Part One
The 1975 James Bay Agreement was effectively Canada’s first land claims agreement. It won Nunavimmiut important rights. But when time came to make it work, a wall of colonial inertia tested their resolve.
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Nation to Nation - Part Two
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Bill 101 - Inuktitut Spoken Here
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Sayisi Dene First Nation declares a State of Emergency | APTN News
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We are the Eeyouch of Eeyou Istchee
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Leonard Peltier on Indigenous Rights, His Half-Century in Prison & More
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Understanding Aboriginal Identity
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The Entire History of Canada
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Why the Mongols Vanished After Conquering Everything
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Land & Sea: The Mi'kmaq journey
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Nalukataq – An Arctic Celebration Like No Other
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The true faces of the Che
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Inside the Disappearing Deep South
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Kappiataittut Fearless English
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Rare 1910s Footage: How Everyday Americans Lived and Worked | Restored Archival Film
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How great is the threat of war in Europe? Sönke Neitzel in an in-depth interview | DER SPIEGEL
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Why the war could end in 2026
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HIDDEN PEOPLE OF THE MOUNTAINS - THE MELUNGEON GENETIC MYSTERY
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