LAMIK to Restart Its Sea Summer Camp for Indigenous Youth on the North Coast
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With the help of the Crown Corporation, AMIK will be able to organize a symposium on Aboriginal fisheries and relaunch the organization of a summer camp, the last of which took place in 2019. The agency Mamu Innu Kakussesht (AMIK), based in Sept-Îles, supports the Innu communities of the North Shore in the sustainable management of aquatic and ocean resources and the development of a fisheries economy. It will implement two new activities, thank…
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lemanic.caWith the help of the state-owned company, AMIK will be able to organize a symposium on indigenous fisheries and relaunch the organisation of a summer camp, the last edition of which took place in 2019. The agency Mamu Innu Kakussesht (AMIK), based in Sept-Îles, supports the Innu communities of the North Coast in the sustainable management of aquatic and ocean resources and [...] The post LAMIK will relaunch its marine summer camp for the indigen…
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