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Dorval, Que., installs Inuktitut road signs, 1 year after Inuit women were struck and killed by vehicles

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Two Inuit women were struck and killed by vehicles as they tried to walk from Ullivik into Dorval, Que., in 2022. The deaths of Mary-Jane Tulugak, 22, and Nellie Niviaxie, 26, prompted a coroner's investigation. Inuktitut syllabics now point the way to various locations: the shopping centre, the Dorval station and the Ullvik Centre.

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Dorval, Que., installs Inuktitut road signs, 1 year after Inuit women were struck and killed by vehicles

The signs mark new pedestrian crossings aimed at making travel more safe for medical patients from Nunavik communities who are staying at the Ullivik lodging centre.

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