By\u00a0 Evan Careen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter\u00a0 Inuit governments and the national advocacy group for Inuit rights are calling for an end to the Canada Post strike. They say the stoppage \u00a0of mail services is disproportionately impacting Inuit communities \u00a0across the north. Both Nunatsiavut Government in Labrador and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami \u00a0(ITK), the national organization representing Inuit across Inuit \u00a0Nunangat, say the strike is having far-reaching impacts on Inuit since \u00a0Canada Post is the only mail carrier service in much of the north. \u201cCanada Post is a lifeline to each of the four regions of Inuit \u00a0Nunangat,\u201d ITK said in a Dec. 3 statement shared on social media. \u201cNo \u00a0other carrier serves our communities, so Canada Post is the only \u00a0provider of all mail and parcel delivery to tens of… <\/p>\n
By\u00a0 Evan Careen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter\u00a0 Inuit governments and the national advocacy group for Inuit rights are calling for an end to the Canada Post strike. They say the stoppage \u00a0of mail services is disproportionately impacting Inuit communities \u00a0across the north. Both Nunatsiavut Government in Labrador and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami \u00a0(ITK), the national organization representing Inuit across Inuit \u00a0Nunangat, say the strike is having far-reaching impacts on Inuit since \u00a0Canada Post is the only mail carrier service in much of the north. \u201cCanada Post is a lifeline to each of the four regions of Inuit \u00a0Nunangat,\u201d ITK said in a Dec. 3 statement shared on social media. \u201cNo \u00a0other carrier serves our communities, so Canada Post is the only \u00a0provider of all mail and parcel delivery to tens of... <\/p>\n