You are here
News
Do you have a piece of news that deserves to be shared? We would love to share beneficiary news from within the Inuvialuit Settlement Region and beyond.
Send us an email with your tips!
This program is designed to create a positive experience for new-to-hockey families – through an accessible, affordable, safe, and, most importantly, fun environment for our up-and-coming hockey stars.
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (IRC) announced a distribution payment of $536.60 to all enrolled Inuvialuit beneficiaries over the age of 18.
As a reminder to parents, you must register your child every year to be eligible. Please ensure that your application is sent and received by June 18, 2018.
IRC is pleased to announce record pre-tax earnings of $83 million and a profit of $69.3 million for the year ended December 31, 2017
An Open House was hosted by the Inuvialuit Self-Government team last month to share with the public their new office space in Inuvik.
The Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee was created in February 2017 and was founded on the principle that an equal partnership between Inuit and the Crown is essential to the reconciliation process.
This subsidy provides financial assistance to low-to-modest income residents to help meet the costs of heating their home.
Inuvialuit Regional Corporation and the Joint Secretariat have been working together on the IFA-101 Project to increase the understanding and importance of the IFA.
The National Inuit Strategy On Research is a pivotal document that outlines the coordinated actions required to improve the way Inuit Nunangat research is governed, resourced, conducted, and shared.
Team NT finished with 102 ulu-medals and Inuvialuit Regional Corporation would like to congratulate the Inuvialuit athletes that helped contribute to that total.