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Nunavut in Profile School Health Promotion in Nunavut Nunavut, which means ‘our land’, is Canada’s newest territory. Established in 1999, Nunavut stretches some 2.1 million square kilometer
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Document Date: 2014-09-16 14:16:32

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Justice Canada / Social Services / Education / Health & Social Services / RCMP / Nunavut Student Support Services Working Group / Nunavut Housing Corporation / /

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Canada / /

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Event

Business Partnership / /

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healthy beverage consumption / mental health services / assessment tools / preventative services / food guide / /

Organization

Nunavut Embrace Life Council / Government of Nunavut / Women Council / Francophone School Board / Public Health Agency of Canada / Government of Nunavut Departments of Health and Social Services / Department of Culture / Language / Elders and Youth / Health Centre / Department of Education / Department of Health / Legislative Assembly / National Indian & Inuit Community Health Representatives Organization / /

Person

Paige Marshall / Charlotte Borg / /

Position

Governor / Policy Analyst / Manager / Health Promotion Specialist / Executive / Manager of Student Support Services / Minister of Health / Deputy Minister of Justice / Deputy Ministers / /

ProvinceOrState

New Brunswick / Nunavut / /

PublishedMedium

the Canada Food Guide / /

Region

Arctic Circle / /

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