Значения термина inuit people на английском

The area is the traditional homeland of the Inuvialuit, a Western Arctic Inuit people.

The Inuit people here have always lived a hard life, but it's been a proud one.

Yet archaeological remains show that the Inuit people hunted bowheads along the coast in the fifteenth century.

She said she believed Project Atigi was not motivated solely by good publicity and would benefit the Inuit people.

The film explores celebrity-endorsed anti-seal hunting campaigns, and the importance of the seal hunt to the lives of Inuit people.

Further research revealed that these areas were very remote, probably untrodden except by the local Greenlandic Inuit people and early Viking and Danish explorers.

To develop a legal basis by which the Inuit people might lay claim to the land that has sustained them, as hunter-gatherers, for millennia.

Hunting for seal fur is a customary way of life for the Inuit people, who rely on it for clothing and for generating an income.

About 600 polar bears bears are killed each year in Canada, some in traditional hunts by Inuit people and some as trophies for foreign hunters.

-There are 1,172,790 First Nations, Metis and Inuit people in Canada, collectively called aboriginal, making up to 3.8 percent of Canada's total population.