Marrow Law

07/28/2026

Amautiit Nunavut Inuit Women's Association, in partnership with Marrow Law, invites you to a free community presentation on Wills & Estates.

Whether you're just starting to think about creating a will or have questions about how to ensure your wishes are respected, this session is for you.

As a door prize, 2 FREE BASIC WILLS will be given away, plus more swag for all (hats, pens, fishing hooks).

THREE DATES AND LOCATIONS:
📅 When: July 30, 2026
🕒 Time: 5:00pm
📍 Where: Youth Centre

📅 When: July 31, 2026
🕒 Time: 5:00pm
📍 Where: Elders Qammaq

📅 When: September 2, 2026
🕒 Time: 5:00pm
📍 Where: Community Hall

Everyone is welcome. No registration necessary. We look forward to seeing you there!

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What does justice look like when law is living, relational, and evolving?
Indigenous legal traditions continue to shape how we understand accountability in Canada.

06/29/2026

Indigenous law isn’t separate from modern Canada, it’s actively practiced and shaping legal systems today.

06/28/2026

What changes when responsibility spans generations?
Some Indigenous legal systems extend obligation to ancestors and descendants.

06/27/2026

What if dispute resolution had dedicated peacemakers instead of judges?
Some Indigenous systems assign mediators to guide resolution.

06/26/2026

Can community gatherings be legal enforcement?
In some traditions, feasts and public witnessing formalize agreements.

06/25/2026

What does “breaking the law” mean if law is balance?
Many Indigenous systems focus on restoring harmony rather than assigning blame.

06/24/2026

What does stewardship look like as law?
Indigenous legal systems often regulate harvesting to maintain long-term ecological balance.