Quvianaqtusi Qaigapsi
Inuvialuktun (Western Canadian Inuktitut)
"Words of Greeting" Project
See more—Commissioner Ronald E. Ignace"The cradle of our spirit is in our languages."
Our vision is for Indigenous languages in Canada to be safe, vibrant, and thriving.
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