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The modern interpretation of SILA relates to the environment and is equally vital to our survival particularly for the Inuit who continue to live a traditional lifestyle to this day. |
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Our community commitment is founded on the principles of our company president, Robbin R. R. Sinclaire, who has had involvement with Canada’s newest territory since its inception in 1999. |
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On January 6th, 2014 Robbin completed the climb of her life – a trek to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro with Tusker Trails — to raise funds for much-needed lung research through the Canadian Lung Association. Kili Climb for Life built awareness and raised research dollars to help create healthier lives and communities in Nunavut. See Nunavut News/North coverage of Robbin's climb in English and Inuktitut. |
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SILA makes annual contributions to those charitable organizations which address the basic elements of survival - food and housing. Accordingly, SILA is recognized as a “soapstone sponsor” of Habitat for Humanity Iqaluit for its financial contribution and support of the affiliate’s major fundraising event each year. |
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