Stanley Johnson fears for its Inuit people. ... In the 1776 Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson raged against the Royal Proclamation, the English and the Indians.

Hunting and fishing is the basis for the Inuit culture and economy. It defines who we are as a people. Without guaranteed rights to access and manage our food resources, our culture and the Arctic ...

“Atanarjuat — the Fast Runner,” the remarkable Canadian Inuit film that won the Camera d’Or (for Best First Feature) at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival — takes place in … ...

"Ancestral Diet Gone Toxic" (Jan. 13) reports that Greenland's Inuit tribes contain levels of toxic chemicals in their bodies so high that some human tissues could be classified as hazardous waste.

Explorer, ethnographer and author, man of the world but perhaps most at home within Inuit culture, Rasmussen “was as much an explorer of people as of place,” Mr. Bown writes.

In Alaska, “Indians” comprise nearly 15% of the total population, compared to 1.2% of the U.S. as a whole. In Bush Alaska that number can exceed 90%. And each tribe exists as its own nation.

A new mobile app could help members of the Inuit indigenous community to navigate the effects of climate change. Named after the Inuktitut word for sea ice, SIKU provides tools and services for ...

Inuit people living in Greenland may have inherited genes from our early ancestors that helps them survive in the cold. These same genes helped Denisovans, a human sub-species that populated ...

The award is given for “outstanding vision and work on behalf of our planet and its people”. On today's Worldview, Watt-Cloutier tells us what her homeland and Inuit culture reveal about the ...