Canadian government apologizes to Inuit for mass killing of sled dogs

The heartbreaking story of the Nunavik sled dog slaughter reveals the devastating impact of settler violence on Inuit culture. Over 1,000 dogs—essential for hunting, transport, and survival—were shot by Mounties, Hudson’s Bay employees, and other authorities. Families watched in horror as their lifelines were destroyed, leaving many without independence and forcing them into settled communities. But despite the trauma, the Inuit continue to reclaim their traditions. Let’s honor their resilience

White Bear Arm Dog Sled Races: Celebrating Inuit Culture

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