Mining in Nunavik depends on Inuit leadership, better transportation: professor
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NEWS MAY 21, 2026 – 3:30 PM EDT Mining in Nunavik depends on Inuit leadership, better transportation: professor The Nunavik Mineral Exploration Fund’s mining workshop in Kuujjuaq ends Friday Geologist and emeritus professor Michel Jébrak speaks about the impact of global politics on resource management in Nunavik Wednesday. (Photo by Dominique Gené) By Dominique Gené - Local Journalism Initiative Reporter While Nunavik can be a key contributor to Canada’s mining future, unlocking that potential requires better transportation to the south and the mobilization of a new generation of Inuit leader…
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