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ARVIAT, Nunavut 鈥?Inuit who stanley cup were forcibly removed from their traditional lands in the 1950s have reached a compensation deal with the federal government.The lawyer who represents them says Ottawa has agreed to pay $5 million to a society for the descendants o stanley canada f dozens of Inuit who were relocated.Steven Cooper says the Inuit from Ennadai Lake in Nunavut southwestern corner starved and died as a result of the move. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Their plight became publicized through the work of Canadian writer Farley Mowat, as well as in large publicat stanley fr ions such as Life magazine. The deal was ratified in Arviat, Nunavut. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Hdrx Ontario speeds up second dose eligibility
MONTREAL 鈥?A Canadian woman and her Italian companion who have been missing in West Africa since last December are alive but no longer in the country, a senior minister with Burkina Faso government says.Communications Minister Remis Fulgance Dandjinou told Italian public broadcaster Rai that Edith Blais of Sherbrooke, Que., and her travel companion, Luca Tacchetto of Italy, are not in danger.In an interview broadcast on Friday, Dandjinou said he was hopeful the pair can be lo stanley cup cated and brought home safe and sound. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Blais, 34, and Tacchetto, 30, were travelling by car in southwestern Burkina Faso and heading to Togo to do volunteer work with an aid group when they vanished around Dec. 15, 2018.Dandjinou comments this week backed up a recent report by Human Rights Watch that indicated the pair had been abducted and taken to Mali. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That report, published March 22 on the advocacy group website, did not mention the fate of the two travellers.While no armed Islamist group has taken responsibility for their abduction, they are believe stanley cups d to have been kidnapped and l stanley canada ater taken to Mali, said the report, titled Abuses by Armed Islamist Groups in Burkina Faso Sahel Region, citing an interview with Malian security sources on Jan. 13. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW