An ulu’s half-moon shaped blade allows the user to rock the blade back and forth for quick chops, press down with force to break through tough cuts, and slice just about anything with ease.

At least the federal government recognizes that Inuit have priority rights to the fish and game; the state government does not. This is a problem that we have faced since statehood.

A little slice of Inuit culture was shared at a storytelling workshop in Winnipeg Sunday. Non-Inuit folks learn story about fish, how to make storybook . CBC News · Posted: Nov 26, ...

Hunting and fishing is the basis for the Inuit culture and economy. It defines who we are as a people. Without guaranteed rights to access and manage our food resources, our culture and the Arctic ...