Missing out on a majority of Quebec's national assembly seats will make it much harder to proceed with 3rd sovereignty vote
It’s hard to believe Nunavik is a hotbed of Quebec separatist sentiment, but there you have it.
Survivors, advocates emphasize need to confront attempts to deny, downplay residential school history, impact
Fast-paced change means it’s more important than ever to hear other perspectives
As longtime partner becomes less reliable, Ottawa, GN and NTI show signs of working around neighbour to the south
Emergence of artificial intelligence ‘correspondent’ purporting to be Inuk woman a troubling development in northern journalism
John Amagoalik wants to stay in Nunavut. So what’s the problem?
As North stands on precipice of a ‘generational’ infrastructure buildup, plans must be in place to maintain and operate it all
Iqaluit student deserves credit for identifying issue, seeking solutions
Improvements are desperately needed, money is flowing; news of an auditor general’s report is welcome
Federal ministers are great at doling out funding, but at least 1 reader wants to see results
City council voted in January to show support for the neighbouring Inuit territory, but nothing has come of it
New policy to use Canadian materials to build public infrastructure creates opportunities for the North
After two years of examining subsidy program, it’s time for Liberal government to move ahead with reform
Ottawa, GN and NTI say there’s more work to do … but how long will it take?
Natan Obed’s comments signal a shift in relationship between national Inuit organization and federal government
Talk of Inuit ‘looking for other partners’ an alarming twist on national unity front
Senate report wants beefed-up role for broadcaster in local news but not at expense of established players
Senate votes down Sen. Nancy Karetak-Lindell’s proposal, leaving awareness the battleground against ‘downplaying’ harms
Recent legal wrangling reveals confusion about legal system’s ‘openness principle’
While mining company goes through restructuring, its fate remains key to territorial economy
Vouchers on table ahead of May 27 byelection; Inuit organization admits life getting worse in Nunavut
No time to waste on recommendations in KRG-commissioned audit of Nunavik Police Service
Mary Simon taught Canadians about ajuinnata when they really needed it
Makivvik proposal fraught with complexities but worth exploring in face of changing northern crime
Aluki Kotierk’s report overdue with no word on whether it’s still coming
Nunavut and Nunavik MPs have surprisingly avoided talking about recent government business
Could one small question from a student be a giant leap for student-kind?
Federal government and RCMP owe Indigenous leaders an apology for spying, and the sooner, the better
Specific aims, like aging with dignity and expanding housing, replaced by uplifting families, investing in a brighter future
