The decline of the Inuktut language in Nunavut is spiralling into free fall, says a report
The decline of Inuktut language use in Nunavut is spiralling into an ever-quickening free fall and the Nunavut government’s education system, dominated by non-Inuit teachers and administrators, carries a big share of the blame, Ian Martin, a Toronto-based academic said in a report published Tuesday.
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