Welcome to the true face of Canada. One thing the cakers don't seem to understand is that in these remote communities people are left with two choices: continue to live in poverty (due to a lack of proper resources and access to them) or relocate.
Relocating is an arduous, expensive affair that still won't fix the problem as there will still be (even smaller) communities left behind, made up of those who wouldn't move.
The only reasonable answer to this ongoing issue is to make the communities larger or have numerous communities sprinkled closely together, sharing resources. In order to expand the population you will have to actually make these dumps livable ... that will require investment and attracting talented, motivated people.
How to do that? Most intelligent people don't want to live in Canada to begin with. Even the cakers born and raised here (that don't know any better) overwhelmingly live down south alongside the US border.
How do you attract people to a dumpy, arctic shit hole? (That's Canada's problem.) Once they get there, how do you attract them to an even dumpier, colder, worse-off shit hole in the northern parts?
A first step is to stop 'consensus based' governing in the territories and apply proper oversight through political parties; start up the 'government machine' where it can prove useful. The second is to invest in expanding infrastructure and building in northern Ontario so that these places can grow and link together.
But since cakers can't even run this dump with all it's natural resources, commanding the world's second-largest country (land mass), and attract a population on par with England ... you better not hold your breath waiting for smart solutions, especially for Aboriginals or the North.
See also: Northwest Territories: a new level of hell, Nunavut (we descend deeper into hell)
Post Script - Why don't they make a boarding school nearby for the 100 students?
