Yes - I will travel only when I have to. As land claim beneficiaries attending post-secondary schools and universities in southern Canada, we have the opportunity to pursue our education at absolutely no cost to us. Our apartments are fully paid for, including furniture, heat and electricity. Our books are paid for. We are guided by student counsellors who schedule our courses.
Tutors are ready at all times to assist students at no cost.
Also, no matter which Nunavik community we live in, our trips to the North and South are paid for. My point is, today, namely in southern Canada, we see non-Inuit or southern Canadian students flipping hamburgers, planting trees, washing car windows on the streets, or serving on tables in restaurants and bars to earn the money they need to pay for their education. It's disappointing to see Nunavik students not having to pay a penny, not appreciating the opportunity our friends lack in southern Canada. We see so many people go through very expensive programs only to throw their education away, or not get a diploma. All too often, we take what we've been given for granted.