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06/05/2026

For generations, NunatuKavut Inuit have lived throughout south and central Labrador, building deep connections to the land, waters and ice that continue today.

Our history is one of resilience, adaptation and stewardship. From traditional harvesting practices and travel routes to family connections rooted in community, Inuit culture has always been tied to the environment around us.

As we begin National Indigenous History Month, we honour the generations who came before us and the knowledge they passed down that continues to shape NunatuKavut today.

This month is also an opportunity to reflect on the significance of the British-Inuit Treaty of 1765, a historic agreement that remains an important part of our story.

Learn more about the British-Inuit Treaty of 1765 here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSctNKDmQ1c

06/05/2026

Join the celebrations all month long!

During National Indigenous History Month, we celebrate the vibrant cultures, traditions and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

June 21 marks National Indigenous Peoples Day—a time to come together in community.

Across Ontario and Canada, people gather to:

• Attend cultural events
• Experience music, dance and art
• Celebrate Indigenous knowledge and traditions

They are not just events—they are expressions of culture, identity and connection.

Find an event to attend near you: https://www.ontario.ca/page/national-indigenous-history-month?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com%2Fiafner-en%2Flibrary%2Fmedia%2F681153125 -2

04/27/2026

🔸Check out the Moose Hide Campaign Day & Information🪶🔸
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join us for a day of ceremony ON MAY 14, 2026! each year hundreds of thousands of Canadians join together in ceremony and solidarity with the goal of ending gender-based violence. Moose Hide Campaign Day is a day of ceremony where all Canadians are called to join together to take a stand against vio...

04/12/2026

Over generations, this controversial piece of legislation “The Indian act” that is still in place today, has enabled widespread and forced trauma, human rights violations, and deep social and cultural disruption and is part of Canadas history and present day politics.
As we mark this anniversary, it’s an important time to reflect, learn, and engage in meaningful conversations about Canadian Indigenous reconciliation that includes all Indigenous people from Coast to coast to coast.
It is important that people continue to learn more about the Canadian Indigenous history especially in our own province of Newfoundland and Labrador and ongoing impacts of things like the Indian Act.

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03/29/2026

Labrador Consulting Services offers transformative, engaging training in cultural awareness and respectful community engagement. Equip your team with respectful actionable skills for lasting positive impact. Reach out today!
www.labradorconsultingservices.ca

01/31/2026

Labrador Consulting Services we were proud to collaborate with the Town of Happy Valley - Goose Bay and the Labrador North Chamber of Commerce on the Bridges to Belonging event — a wonderful initiative bringing together new and long-time international health workers who now call our community home. 🌎💙
Our team was honoured to offer a Cultural Awareness /CAIL NL session & serve as the mediator for the panel discussions, helping create meaningful conversations about connection, belonging, and the shared goal of making Labrador a welcoming place for all.
Thank you to everyone who made this event possible — for their support in strengthening our community.

We’re grateful to be part of such an inspiring group of local leaders and organizations doing great things for the region we love.
📷Photo credit: Michael Chubbs LabLabrador North Chamber of Commerceant to learn how we can support your organization or book your own Culture Awareness Indigenous Learning (CAIL) NL session? Reach out to us [email protected]

12/14/2025

Labrador Consulting was pleased to offer a CAIL NL session & panel on the *Bridges to Belonging* session hosted by the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay for health care workers at LNCC last month.
To book a Cultural awareness session, reach out www.labradorconsultingservices.ca.

09/30/2025

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 recognizes the tragic & horrific legacy of residential schools across Canada, the missing children, the families left behind to suffer and the Survivors of these institutions some of whom never spoke of their pain and grief. In this province, there were 5 residential schools!

Fact:
‘The schools were administered by the Government of Newfoundland and operated by the International Grenfell Association and the Moravian Mission. Canada's role was to provide funding to the province to be used for the educational needs of Indigenous students in Labrador.
The residential schools and the timelines covered by the claims period are:

Lockwood School: April 1, 1949 to June 30, 1964 (Cartwright, Labrador)

Makkovik Boarding School: April 1, 1949 to June 30, 1960 (Makkovik, Labrador)

Nain Boarding School: April 1, 1949 to June 30, 1973 (Nain, Labrador)

St. Anthony Orphanage and Boarding School: April 1, 1949 to June 30, 1979 (St. Anthony, Newfoundland)

Yale School: April 1, 1949 to June 30, 1980 (Northwest River, Labrador)’
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09/13/2025

Congratulations to owner Erin Snow - Author on her ABC Book interview with The Telegram check it out🎙️📲🎊📰 🌱
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Thank you Telegram for this interview — it was a lot of fun! I truly appreciate the local support; it means so much to me as a Labrador and Newfoundland author. Sharing stories and culture close to home🫶Thanks to everyone reading and supporting local voices!📰🎉See Saltwire website for full article!

09/02/2025

Today marks a significant and proud moment for the NunatuKavut Inuit and all of Labrador. The province has honored our people by unveiling a culturally powerful piece of artwork that truly represents the rich heritage and enduring way of life of the Inuit of southern Labrador💚💙🤍🪶
This morning, we had the privilege to join provincial leaders in unveiling an incredible work by renowned NCC artist Charlene Rumbolt. Her art embodies the spirit, history, and resilience of the NunatuKavut community.
At Labrador Consulting Services, we stand proudly with the NunatuKavut Inuit in celebrating our shared history and continuing presence on this land.
Owner Erin Snow - Author, NCC member was also on hand with her Abc book, “What can you see from A-Z under the Labrador Sea?”🌊❤️🐳📚🌟🎉