Canadian academics fly to the Arctic to train Inuit territory bureaucrats
July 1st, 2008
By Monica Dobie
Canada's most northerly territory, Nunavut, will have access to an advanced business management diploma programme operated by the Sobey School of Business at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The Nunavut Advanced Management Diploma (NADM) programme will be offered in Rankin Inlet, a community of 2,358 people that serves as a business and transportation hub for central Nunavut, 85% of whose 29,000 population are aboriginal Inuit. Following the success of the same programme offered in the Territory's capital, Iqaluit, from 2001-2006 ...
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