Makivik Magazine Issue 65

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MARIE HUDON
14 Postsecondary
Graduates for 2003
KSB’s postsecondary graduates for 2003, along with their
friends and families, had much to celebrate during a gala
lunch this past June 11th. Fourteen beneficiaries completed
their studies, each earning their respective university degrees
and diplomas.
The Board’s student services
depar tment organized
the special lunch, wher e
their depar tment head, Paul
Khatchadourian, announced to
the group of graduates, “Your
perseverance and hard work
has paid off and we are ver y
proud of you and your achievements.”
KSB president, Sarah
Aloupa, added, “You have proven
that we can succeed if we
try hard.”
BOB MESHER
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Makivik Magazine–j5 sKz magazine@makivik.org.
ITK’s new
Inuit of Canada
The Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami’s
(ITK’s) eye-catching new 36-
page publication entitled Inuit of
Canada was officially presented
on June 20th as part of Canada’s
National Aboriginal Day activities
in the grand hall of the Museum
of Civilization in Hull, Quebec.
The publication tells the story of historical and contemporary
Canadian Inuit development. Illustrated with archival and
contemporary photos, it also includes a map of the Arctic
communities and population figures indicating there are
over 45,000 Inuit living in the four Inuit regions: Labrador,
Nunavik, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories. It was published
with a grant from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.
For a copy of this book, contact ITK’s director of communications,
Stephen Hendrie, or email Makivik Magazine at
magazine@makivik.org.