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Tupaarnaq Greenlandic Inuk living in 🇨🇦
Money Healing

20/10/2026

What a beautiful day to live in this beautiful country called Canada. 🇨🇦❤️ Grateful to call this place home.

20/10/2026

Late-night thoughts.
I’m watching this interview with a 26-year-old oil field worker from Alberta, and I can’t stop thinking about something.
I imagine he makes a very good living. And I’m trying to understand this perspective, but I genuinely struggle with it.
Alberta is entirely within Treaty territory. The oil and gas industry operates on Indigenous lands, and the wealth generated from these resources is tied to lands that Indigenous peoples have lived on, cared for, and maintained relationships with since time immemorial.
And then I see people who are already doing well financially wanting more, while Indigenous communities continue to deal with the consequences of colonization and fight for their rights, their lands, and their share of the wealth.
I struggle to understand it.
At what point does wanting more become greed? At what point do we stop asking how much more we can take and start asking what we owe to the people whose lands we benefit from?
I know not every oil field worker is wealthy, and I know people have different circumstances. This isn't about assuming I know this young man's entire life.
It's about the bigger picture.
Sometimes I look at the way we talk about wealth, ownership, and entitlement in this country, and I wonder how we have normalized so much without ever stopping to question it.
Maybe that's what I'm struggling with tonight. ❤

I could never be a journalist and remain unbiased. 😂 You’d see exactly how I feel about someone just by looking at my fa...
20/10/2026

I could never be a journalist and remain unbiased. 😂 You’d see exactly how I feel about someone just by looking at my face. I literally just made a vomit noise while watching this interview. Or I’d be rolling my eyes the entire time. 😖🤣

Watching the election developments here in Alberta closely while visiting Fort McMurray 468 First Nation. ❤️🇨🇦I’ve been ...
20/10/2026

Watching the election developments here in Alberta closely while visiting Fort McMurray 468 First Nation. ❤️🇨🇦
I’ve been learning so much along the way. I didn’t even know that Lloydminster was a border city, shared by Alberta and Saskatchewan. So what would happen to a place like that if Alberta separated from Canada?
And then there’s Banff, a place that holds such a significant meaning in Canada’s identity and is known around the world. What would separation mean for places like Banff, and for the rest of Canada?
There are so many questions to think about 🇨🇦❤

18/10/2026

Visiting Fort McMurray 468 First Nation until Wednesday. ❤️

18/10/2026

A message to Albertans 🇨🇦❤️

To my fellow Inuit: ❤️ You have done so much while carrying so much. You deserve to fly free. 🪽❤️ Inoqatikka, we deserve...
17/10/2026

To my fellow Inuit: ❤️ You have done so much while carrying so much. You deserve to fly free. 🪽❤️ Inoqatikka, we deserve to thrive.

Good morning ❤️Last month, when I was in Inukjuak, I had the opportunity to visit Unaaq Men’s Association, led by Ray Be...
17/10/2026

Good morning ❤️
Last month, when I was in Inukjuak, I had the opportunity to visit Unaaq Men’s Association, led by Ray Berthe Pall. It was so good to see his vision for the place, the work they’re doing, and the plans they have for the future.
Inuit men deserve spaces like this. Places where they can come together, feel supported, connect with one another, and build something meaningful for their community.
It makes my heart happy to see Ray leading the way. Qujanaq for the work you do. ❤️

With daddy to go vote. 🇨🇦❤️ He voted for Alberta to stay in Canada, of course! 🥹🍁
16/10/2026

With daddy to go vote. 🇨🇦❤️ He voted for Alberta to stay in Canada, of course! 🥹🍁

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