Nunavut was established as a territory following Inuit organizing, negotiations and the 1993 land claims agreement. The new public government changed the political map and gave Inuit a stronger institutional presence in their homeland. It was a territorial government within Canada, not an independent state or a government restricted to Inuit residents.
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Nunavut's new territorial government was a government only for Inuit residents.
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Nunavut was established with a public territorial government within Canada, serving its residents rather than an exclusively Inuit electorate.