Promise History
2.10.33 - “We will continue to move forward to advance the priorities identified by Inuit, by: […] continuing to work with Inuit to improve food security in Inuit Nunangat, including the implementation of the Harvester Support Grant”
22-Dec-2021
“The Harvesters Support Grant is a new addition to the Nutrition North Canada program. It was developed in direct collaboration with Indigenous partners to increase their access to traditional foods by reducing the high costs associated with traditional hunting and harvesting. The grant supports the complete range of harvesting activities and traditions, from community decision making to ceremony and celebration of the harvest. It respects the inherent hunting and harvesting rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada. It provides $40 million over 5 years, and $8 million per year ongoing, to Indigenous governments and organizations representing eligible Nutrition North Canada communities”
Harvesters Support Grant-Government of Canada, Nutrition North Canada
03-Aug-2021
“Today, the Minister of Northern Affairs, the Honourable Daniel Vandal, Premier of the Northwest Territories, Caroline Cochrane, Member of Parliament for Northwest Territories, Michael McLeod, announced that five additional Northwest Territories communities will be eligible for the Nutrition North retail subsidy. […] The inclusion of the communities of Nahanni Butte, Tsiigehtchic, Fort McPherson, Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk supports efforts to strengthen food security, as these communities are now eligible for the retail subsidy during their seasonal periods of isolation. This will lower the cost of food during break-up and freeze-up, when food has to be flown in to the communities”
19-Apr-2021
“$163 million over three years to support food security in isolated northern communities”
19-Apr-2021
“Budget 2021 proposes to provide $163.4 million over three years, starting in 2021-22, to expand the Nutrition North Canada program and enable the Minister of Northern Affairs to work directly with Indigenous partners, including in Inuit Nunangat, to address food insecurity”
20-Jan-2021
“Keenan”Nooks” Lindell, Ujjiqsuiniq Coordinator: It’s a 8 to 10 week program where we teach kids about hunting techniques but also the values, the Inuit values behind hunting techniques in our culture. It’s a really great program. I wish it was around when I was younger. And, I believe the kids get a lot out of it. They get a lot of great life skills and mainly those values that they’ll continue to use for the rest of their lives along with the skills”
06-Mar-2020
“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami Natan Obed, Cabinet ministers, and the elected Inuit leadership of Inuvialuit Regional Corporation, Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated, Makivik Corporation, and Nunatsiavut Government gathered today for a meeting of the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee. The Committee met to review progress and to advance work on shared priorities for its fourth year”
05-Dec-2019
“The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today participated in the Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee meeting to review progress made since the Committee was formed last year and to discuss what actions need to be taken to advance our shared commitment to reconciliation”
Forward - A Real Plan for the Middle Class
Reference Documents
“The Harvesters Support Grant is a new addition to the Nutrition North Canada program. It was developed in direct collaboration with Indigenous partners to increase their access to traditional foods by reducing the high costs associated with traditional hunting and harvesting. The grant supports the complete range of harvesting activities and traditions, from community decision making to ceremony and celebration of the harvest. It respects the inherent hunting and harvesting rights of Indigenous peoples in Canada. It provides $40 million over 5 years, and $8 million per year ongoing, to Indigenous governments and organizations representing eligible Nutrition North Canada communities”
Subvention pour le soutien aux chasseurs-cueilleurs-Nutrition Nord Canada
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