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May 26, 2026
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Ottawa, NTI, GN could face lawsuits for land use plan delay: advocates
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Nearly 15,000 square-kilometres of limited use areas, seen in red on this map, have been staked, says a lawyer for an advocacy group. (Image courtesy of Nunavut Land Planning Commission)
NEWS MAY 26, 2026 – 5:32 PM EDT
Ottawa, NTI, GN could face lawsuits for land use plan delay: advocates
Advocacy group says delays could lead to litigation and costs for taxpayers
By Jorge Antunes
Two years after the Nunavut Land Use Plan was handed off to the three signatories responsible for its passage, an advocacy group says their delay in signing it impacts Inuit rights and raises legal and financial…
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