Plenty of room for premiers to show leadership skills as country braces for Trump’s return
Suddenly, somehow, shockingly, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has become the voice of reason. The occasionally bombastic Ford has projected a sea of calm in the now topsy-turvy world of Canada-U.S.
Nunatsiaq News holds its own in the first calendar year since Online News Act took effect
Federal, territorial elections and wild uncertainty in the U.S. promise interesting times ahead
Parliament Hill’s year-end disarray is bad news for the country — including Nunavut and Nunavik
Clear winner in healthy election gives new president a strong mandate to lead at an important time for Nunavut Inuit
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. presidency too important a position not to do some homework on before voting
Federal government’s apology turns page on ‘historic injustice’ while money for ‘healing’ can create lasting legacy
It’s hard to miss the symbolism of ITK initiative to commemorate Inuit homeland on new toonie
Premier’s critics blew their chance to oust him by not securing the votes they needed
Politics could get in way of progress on report into unmarked graves at residential schools
Surprise entry in Iqaluit’s unofficial road-naming contest has poetic, inspiring ring to it
Tommy Mucpa serving life sentence for murdering aunt in 2017
Timing of food subsidy program’s review suggests Liberal government wants to neutralize northern election issue
Growth of AI use underlines need for real journalists to gather the real news
Three points from Truth and Reconciliation Commission address roles of news media and journalists
Eventful September in Canadian politics sets the stage for federal election sooner rather than later
Baffin chamber should go it alone to keep high-profile trade show alive
If success has 1,000 fathers, a special Nunatsiaq News section is one of the sires of the new NHAP
Adding Indigenous people, traditional placenames to ship names reflects a change in our understanding of Canadian history
RCMP reticence hard to understand when police want public’s help getting information but often don’t give public what they need to know
New president takes over as world reconsiders what sustainable travel looks like
Former CEO shunned media as company denied Nunatsiaq interview requests
Gas spill fuelled rumour mill faster than officials could react to it
Provincial, territorial leaders like to bash federal government, but Nunavut’s recent dealings with Ottawa have been productive
In the spirit of what a university is, Canada’s voice for Inuit owes it to people to be open about plans for Inuit Nunangat University
Six months after Patterson’s exit, it’s time for Trudeau to name a replacement
Partisanship gets in the way of parliamentary committee getting meaty answers from heads of northern companies
Roman Catholic priest evaded Canadian justice, but faced the ultimate judgement
Nunavummiut share concerns for newspaper, neighbour after fire destroys Iqaluit building
