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Nunavut MP introduces bill to put Indigenous languages on election ballots

Lori Idlout hopes Bill C-297 has time to pass before 2025 election.

By Jeff Pelletier, Nunatsiaq News June 29, 2022

Nunavut MP Lori Idlout hopes to get Indigenous languages included on federal election ballots through a private member’s bill she introduced in the House of Commons last week.

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