It’s getting harder and harder to express the shock and fear that stem from Trump’s takeover plans
The times we live in are more than “spicy;” they’re scary. They’re more than “uncertain;” they’re deeply troubling.
Predictions of a roller-coaster ride in 2025 had no idea what was in store
A lot of people, organizations — including media — need to be part of conversation aimed at reducing violence
New top cops in Nunavut, Nunavik pledge transparency in bid to build trust
Need for temporary relief of property taxes shows flaw in existing rule for taxing churches, other religious organizations
Agency’s report assigns blame, promises to do better but leaves you wanting more
Iqaluit council made the right move keeping body alive but should make it more effective
John Main’s election as premier makes sense; Lori Idlout’s abstention on federal budget still a puzzler
Case has been made for its inclusion as a ‘nation-building’ venture
Abstaining isn’t what Canadians elect MPs to do
Poor election night performance and friction with the media are signs organization needs work
News organizations urgently need to develop rules for AI use in their newsrooms
Willingness to speak up is one factor voters should consider on election day
Fate of 30 whales in wild would be uncertain but better than putting them down
Iqaluit police operation shows it takes training, patience and resources to de-escalate high-stakes situations
Local politicians grasp at straws in bid to make city safer while nothing changes
Nunavummiut should ask themselves what Ronald Reagan asked Americans
As territorial election looms, MLAs can’t resist urge to score last-minute points
Contest should push Natan Obed and Kevin Kablutsiak to articulate their vision for national Inuit organization
Is a document that has gone through 5 drafts over 20 years going to get any better?
As 1st week of national competition ends, attention turns to wrestling, volleyball
Keep it simple when it comes to naming future university’s faculties
Eekeeluak Avalak’s wrestling gold in 2022 proves Nunavut can succeed at upcoming Canada Summer Games
KRG, families and public push for changes to policing in wake of 3rd police shooting in 8 months
City ‘learning series’ puts onus on citizens to get on agenda rather than encouraging councillors to be flexible
Akeeagok’s exit ensures Nunavut will have seventh premier in seven elections
Declaring a crisis is a good step; now the work begins to translate it into saving lives
Country’s birthday celebrations look different this year in light of Trump’s annexation threat
Iqaluit council has the authority to make decisions — even bad ones — without feeling threatened
