This week at Ullumi, Isabelle Chapadeau recounts an often neglected part of Canadian history: the relocation of Inuit from Quebec to what was to become Nunavut. A landmark event for these Nunavik communities, who had to relearn how to live in a territory that bore no resemblance to the one they had long inhabited.

Isabelle Chapadeau uses her Ullumi column as a starting point for learning more about the country’s Indigenous Peoples.

This week, Isabelle Chapadeau talks about an issue affecting Inuit communities: The high cost of living.

Isabelle Chapadeau, an Inuk from Nunavut, presents her new column named Ullumi ᐅᓪᓗᒥ, which means “Today” in Inuktitut. This is not to be missed.