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The content of tipatshimuna.ca is freely available to the public. CHIN retains copyright on the site. CHIN may transfer these rights to another entity in the interest of sustaining the project's existence and/or to delegate authority for the project's growth and evolution as noted above. The content contributors, including the Innu Nation, and the identified artists and photographers, have retained copyright on the underlying content, including images, illustrations, designs, icons, photographs, video clips, and written and other materials are copyrights, trademarks,  and/or other forms of intellectual property. Express permission from the indicated copyright owners is required if you wish to modify, copy, reproduce, republish, post, transmit or distribute the material in any way for any purposes except for private research or study.

Research, curatorial development, critical assessment and curatorial processes are significant in this project. While the content is freely available, tipatshimuna.ca and its team should be accredited when content is utilized.