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MY CANADA INCLUDES THE NORTH Seen from Nunavut, how do our founding parents LaFontaine and Baldwin look? Rather farsighted, it seems by John Ralston Saul I've been in Pond Inlet for the past three weeks 1,000 kilometres north of Iqaluit, near the top of Baffin Island. The peculiar coincidence of writing from here about myths born in south-central Canada imposes its own logic. After all, this is a Canadian reality 1,400 citizens in a high-Arctic town, working to fit Inuit culture together with that of the South. The challenge is obvious, even though Pond Inlet is both a successful community and, it must be said, one of the most beautiful in the country. What about LaFontaine and Baldwin? Well, it strikes me that the territory of Nunavut is a perfect extension to their 1848 idea, which was to create the first intentionally non-monolithic, democratic nation-state. I sometimes think of Canada as the first postmodern nation-state, invented 150 years before the idea of postmodernity. During the three years in office, from 1848 to 1851, of the great coalition of Louis-Hippolyte LaFontaine and Robert Baldwin, the basic shape and direction of our society were set: the foundations of our democracy (including democratic municipal government), much of our legal system, a professional bureaucracy, the beginnings of public education and public universities, and the beginnings of a railway system. And, of course, the concept of two official languages and cultures was formalized. Perhaps most important, through the government's understated reaction to the burning of Parliament, it was demonstrated that restraint by those with power was the key to a successful society built upon complexity.

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Native People in Focus: the Inuit of Canada betreut durch Bernfried Saerbeck Home Angebot: Home Suche E-Mail Info Native People in Focus: the Inuit of Canada Dealing with native people and minorities is a well established topic in English lessons. On top of the list are the Native Americans of the US and the Aboriginees of Australia - why not try and focus on a more peripheric group of people: the Inuit of Canada For teachers' eyes only - just click an eye and see. O.K. kids, down below is where you start. Bilingual approach: English and Geography NUNAVUT (pronounced Noo-na-voot), the part of Canada, where most Inuit live Your job: Print the Canada base map and fill in the names of the territories and provinces and their capitals. Canada base map. This may be helpful: Canadian provinces and territories, including NUNAVUT. Your job: Describe the geographical location of NUNAVUT. Find out about specific features: mountains, rivers, cities, highways. Nunavut: the land and its people See a map of Nunavut. Your job: For a change, do a little bit more of Geography. Choose from a variety of Canadian base maps, print some and fill in the missing information.

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Nunavut, Canada land of the Inuit Canada’s new Arctic Territory, once considered a no-man’s land or tundra, is home to the Inuit people. Nunavut, which means “our land,” in Inuktitut, the language of the Inuit, has a population of about 27,000, with an Inuit population of about 23,000. Nunavut is far from being a wasteland. It is a place of considerable natural beauty with an abundance of wildlife. The short summers are filled with color, as the beauty of fireweed, arctic heather and rhododendron explode under the 24 hour sunshine. July and August are the summer months, with average temperatures of 50 F. bodyOffer(17726) The Inuit people, formerly known as Eskimo’s, have been in Nunavut for thousands of years. When their ancestors arrived in Nunavut, there were already some occupants there, whom they called Tuniit. So those early Inuit inhabitants adapted and survived in the frozen environment of the arctic for thousands of years as hunters and gatherers. The first Europeans arrived in Nunavut around 1500 AD. Nunavut is a frozen and white land for at least half of the year. The winters, long, dark and cold, are a heaven for sky watchers. Here the stars and the northern lights are so close you truly feel as though you can touch them. Grise Ford, which lies the northernmost of Nunavut, has a population of about 130 people and is about 2,700 miles from Ottawa. Grise Ford has 24 hours of daylight in June, and around-the-clock darkness in December! The largest community in Nunavut is Iqualit with a population of 3,600. Forty-five percent of the land area lies on the northern part of the mainland, the rest distributed among hundreds of islands.

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