Around the Arctic February 18, 2011 – 9:38 am “We had to come south for this?” Sue Qitsualik is a family support coordinator at the Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families while her daughter Rebecca attends the kindergarten program next door. (PHOTO BY SARAH ROGERS) SARAH ROGERS The Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, […]
Learn More »January 27, 2011 by Michelle Nash Source: YourOttawaRegion.com A new kindergarten class offers children, their families and their community a chance to let their culture thrive. Robert E. Wilson Public School has partnered with the Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families to run the first-ever Inuit Kindergarten class in Ontario. The program has […]
Learn More »Congratulations on your 2011 Community Builder of the Year Award. We thank you for your contributions to our community — and your community thanks you too. It is your devotion to building community that helps to make Ottawa such a great city to live in. In the winter of 2012 United Way Ottawa will send […]
Learn More »2011 – Prime Minister’s Award Recipients of Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence and Excellence in Early Childhood Education Announced, Ottawa, October 5, 2011 The Honourable Peter Van Loan, Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, on behalf of Prime Minister Stephen Harper, today announced the recipients of the 2010–11 Prime Minister’s Awards […]
Learn More »2011 – When North Moves South Source : AANDC Spirit Publication With approximately 2,000 Inuit residing in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada’s capital is home to the largest southern Inuit population. It is a community nurtured by the Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families (Inuuqatigiit) approximately 90 children attend educational programs each day, related to […]
Learn More »2011 – Urban Inuk Rising Story – by Lynda Brown Photos from the Inuuqatigiit Centre for Inuit Children, Youth and Families – by Stephanie Foden I was given a T-shirt years ago that features in bold letters the words “Lifelong Urban Inuk.” Those words began as a joke between friends but have come to define […]
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