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Self-identifying Indigenous group got $74-million in federal cash, Inuit leader wants change

  • The NunatuKavut Community Council has received nearly $74 million in federal funding for Indigenous programs since 2010, according to government data.
  • Obed stated his organization rejects the claim that a group can be Metis and then identify as Inuit.
  • The Metis National Council supports Obed and calls NunatuKavut's claims of Inuit identity "fraudulent," urging the federal government to stop aid.
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