Nunavut to sign deal with Trudeau to transfer responsibility of Crown lands and waters to territory's government
After nearly 25 years as a territory, Nunavut is expected to sign a devolution agreement Thursday with the federal government.
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After nearly 25 years as a territory, Nunavut is expected to sign a devolution agreement Thursday with the federal government.