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'Headed into a crisis': Nunavut community worried federal food voucher program could end

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While many celebrated the federal government's renewal of the Inuit Child First Initiative, some still worry that a vital program for kids in Nunavut is at risk of shutting down.

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'Headed into a crisis': Nunavut community worried federal food voucher program could end

While many celebrated the federal government's renewal of the Inuit Child First Initiative, some still worry that a vital program for kids in Nunavut is at risk of shutting down.

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Full-speed ahead with second year of Jordan's Principle program

Program extension means an increase in food security for Rankin Inlet, says SAO

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St Catharines StandardSt Catharines Standard
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Full-speed ahead with second year of Jordan’s Principle program

The recently-announced extension of the Inuit Child First Initiative/Jordan's Principle program has some residents of Rankin Inlet happily looking forward to a second year of additional healthy, nutritious foods for their children.

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Squamish NationSquamish Nation

Jordan’s Principle Settlement - Squamish Nation

Claim applications are now being accepted for compensation for First Nations Child & Family Services and Jordan's Principle Settlement

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Canada says it will fund Jordan’s Principle for First Nations kids through 2026 - The Turtle Island News

By Joe Bongiorno -CP-Ottawa says it will continue to fund Jordan’s Principle to support First Nations children through 2026 as some First Nations chiefs decry what they call cutbacks in services. Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu announced the extension in a press release Saturday, about 24 hours before a federal election campaign is expected to kick off. The principle is intended to assure that Indigenous children can access government-f…

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The Turtle Island News broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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