Inuit representatives and the Canadian government signed the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement. It established negotiated land and resource rights and provided for the creation of Nunavut through associated legislation. The agreement represented Inuit organizing for control over their homeland within a Canadian constitutional framework, rather than a grant of independence.
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Signing the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement immediately made Nunavut an independent country.
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The agreement provided land and resource rights and a route toward a territory within Canada, not independence.