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Iqaluit RCMP say they've charged three women with fraud over $5,000 for claiming Inuit status. Twin sisters Amira and Nadya Gill, as well as Karima Manji, face two charges each.
Inuit organizations have asked the RCMP to investigate Amira and Nadya Gill and their mother Karima Manji over applications for enrolment under the Nunavut Agreement.
Nunavut RCMP have confirmed they are investigating claims of Inuit identity by twin sisters, Nadya and Amira Gill, and their mother, Kamira Manji. It comes after Inuit organizations and the family of Kitty Noah called for a fraud investigation.
Inuit organizations have asked the RCMP to investigate Amira and Nadya Gill and their mother Karima Manji over applications for enrolment under the Nunavut Agreement.
Inuit organizations have asked the RCMP to investigate Amira and Nadya Gill and their mother Karima Manji over applications for enrolment under the Nunavut Agreement.