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What does ‘Chimo’ mean?
Chimo is a friendly way of greeting someone in Inuktitut. The word ‘Chimo’ is believed to mean a special friend for people in need of someone to talk to. It is said that when the Inuit people would greet each other with the word ‘Chimo’ they would simultaneously circle their hearts with their left hands.
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Latest News
Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) 2024
What is CNOY? The Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) is a national fundraising...
Chimo Community Services is proud to join Talk Suicide Canada’s 988 network.
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2023-2024 Annual Report
Our 2023-2024 Annual Report is available below: 2023-24 Annual Report