The forced relocation of Inuit | Unsettled Arctic

We continue with a deep dive into another tragedy in Canada’s history: the High Arctic Relocations.
Bibliography:
www.zotero.org/groups/5439933...
00:00 Intro
1:22 Sled dog video
2:10 Inuit and Inuit Nunangat
3:38 Inuit and RCMP
5:00 The High Arctic
7:55 Tuniit and Thule cultures
11:53 European exploration and the Franklin expedition
15:52 Canadian sovereignty over the High Arctic
20:33 Relationship between Inuit and Europeans
24:09 The fur trade
28:32 Tuberculosis
31:14 Continued social issues
35:39 The 1934 relocation
38:00 American military presence
39:34 Farley Mowat and People of the Deer
40:36 1953 relocation proposal
44:27 Miscommunication with Inuit
52:03 The 1953 and 1955 relocations
59:13 Different climate and polar nights
1:00:00 Inuit testimony of living conditions
1:10:31 Lack of food, fresh water, and housing
1:15:12 Could not return home or contact community
1:16:44 Inuit testimony of being lied to
1:25:34 Relocation sites near polic and military bases
1:28:25 More Inuit testimony of living conditions
1:40:23 Pond Inlet Inuit and Inukjuak Inuit
1:42:08 Forced labour by RCMP
1:47:07 Life in Grise Fiord and Resolute
1:53:51 Returning to Inukjuak
1:57:15 RCAP report
2:01:30 Government apology
2:02:09 Monuments
2:04:03 Outro
#inuit #arctic #indigenous #canada

[@dontbovver4413]

Thank you for sharing Canadian History that is not taught in schools.

[@shepp765]

great doc! ive always loved the arctic since i was a teen now in my 30's. been back a couple times and i love to gain better insight on the culture, good and bad. It's important to understand the real history and what has been to the Inuit and but as well how far they have come in their healing from so much abuse. The once again flourishing Inuit culture deserves a spotlight.

[@ladykaitan]

What excellent work! So much content I didnt even know from Canada.
Thank you! I'm looking forward to following your content!

[@Gaa1jan1]

Thank you for this extremely well crafted video. I will be rewatching this regularly because it shows me all the parallel colonization tactics that are being used today

[@CodeZero4090]

Subscriber 22, well done.

[@tan-ne4zi]

where can i meet a girl who makes a two hour long video about nunavut

[@dontbovver4413]

6:32 KING STAN MENTIONED

[@user-xk1ff4gp7k]

You know what truly is amazing that the only people that aren't indigenous to anywhere in the world are Europeans

[@thegolfcartshop]

farting sounds 💨

[@CuckerbergZ]

it’s really cool for me to hear my history from another view instead of hearing it from people here