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20 I would really like for people to know that Inuit throat singing is played between two people and is not a one person thing... I think that is important to understand because it is a traditional teaching of ours, it's not just a traditional song. — Mikka Komaksiutiksak Rankin Inlet There are a lot of people who think that Canada only goes from British Columbia to Newfoundland and the north is just open land with no people, no ideas and no innovation – or that we just live in igloos. This is so far from the truth. We have the strength and vision to determine our own structures and policies and know what our people need. We are resilient; our people say that we have survived in one of the most harshest places to live in the world, but I believe we haven't just survived, we have thrived. Take a look at how dynamic our cultures, languages and traditions are and you will see the truth in my belief. — Jordan Peterson Inuvik I know a lot of people who don't know about the facts and that's where stereotyping comes from. Take the time to understand before you start assuming stuff. It's very important to educate people about that. — Jasmine Sangris Yellowknife

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