Advertise with Nunatsiaq News
Reach the North’s Most Engaged Audience
For more than 50 years, Nunatsiaq News has been the trusted voice of Nunavut and Nunavik. As the region’s leading independent news source, we connect advertisers with decision-makers, community leaders, and engaged readers across the Eastern Arctic and beyond.
Unmatched Northern Reach
- 40+ northern communities reached weekly
- 60,000 website visits per week from readers across the North, southern Canada, and internationally
- Serving 40,000 residents in Nunavut and 12,000 in Nunavik
- Weekly print edition published every Friday
- Online stories published multiple times daily, generating strong reader engagement and discussion
Advertising in the Language That Matters
Language matters in the North—and readers notice advertisers who respect it.
- Print and digital advertising available in Inuktitut, Inuinnaqtun, French and English
- Reduced Indigenous language advertising rates (approximately 65% of the English rate)
Our experienced in-house translators and trusted regional freelancers ensure accuracy and dialect correctness.
Trusted by Governments and Businesses
Nunatsiaq News is a platform of choice for:
- Nunavut and Nunavik government advertising
- Crown corporations and public agencies
- Northern businesses and national brands looking to reach Arctic audiences
Our readers trust us—and that trust extends to the advertisers who appear in our pages and on our site.
Print + Digital = Maximum Impact
- Print: Physically delivered to communities every week
- Digital: High-visibility website placements alongside timely news, with consistent daily traffic
- Loyal southern and international subscribers interested in Arctic affairs, policy, and business
Northern Knowledge. Southern Service.
With staff in Iqaluit, Ottawa and Kuujjuaq our team offers hands-on service for both northern and southern advertisers. We understand the North, the market, and how to make your message resonate.
These are exciting times in Canada’s North.
Nunatsiaq News is where the North reads—and where advertisers are seen.