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Poilievre's 'Santa Claus' quip trivialized Inuit presence in Arctic, says national Inuit leader

The leader of the national organization representing Inuit says the Conservative leader trivialized Inuit and everyone who lives in the Arctic with a "Santa Claus" social media quip criticizing Ottawa's plans to appoint an Arctic ambassador.

By: cbc.ca

Dec 10 2024
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Poilievre's 'Santa Claus' quip trivialized Inuit presence in Arctic, says national Inuit leader

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