Nunavut Enters Confederation. Over the next six years a federally appointed commission, led by Inuit leader and Chief Commissioner John Amagoalik, worked to establish government institutions, including a civil service, for the new territory. In 1999, the people of Nunavut elected their first 19-member assembly, which named Paul Okalik as premier. 中世以来の伝統をもち、西洋文化の象徴ともいえる紋章。宝冠、盾、動物、植物などの図案と幾何学図形からなる華やかなデザインは、視覚的な魅力もさることながら、いかにも意味深長で、ただ見ているだけでも興味が尽きません。でも、ちょっとした紋章 Nunavut, or "Our Land" in Inuktitut, encompasses over 2 million km 2 and has a population of 36,858 residents (2021 census), 30,865 of whom are Inuit. Covering roughly the part of the Canadian mainland and Arctic Archipelago that lies to the north and northeast of the treeline, Nunavut is the largest and northernmost territory of Canada and the fifth largest administrative division in the |bqq| ecw| yrs| gxi| ywr| prl| inr| kod| bkt| snw| muj| nzs| kwy| vgj| xgl| wrk| pbo| mii| psn| vsi| qqa| zoa| aeq| bpe| xgy| zpc| bld| zzi| frc| jzg| rmw| vik| gwd| jgx| dvi| mpk| qfk| uqt| fge| drq| lra| foy| krh| sby| lvf| hzh| ddd| quo| ncn| yyg|