Senate report wants beefed-up role for broadcaster in local news but not at expense of established players
Maybe we should have said it louder. It’s almost as if the senators were asleep when we told them CBC engaged in “predatory business practices” that hurt private-sector news organizations, including Nunatsiaq News.
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
Media and government must work together to combat misinformation
Nunavut MP must walk back criticism she heaped on Carney and Trudeau governments for 4 years
Reluctance to declare local state of emergency signals hamlet has situation under control
While the Liberal government focuses on ‘major projects,’ Inuit Child First Initiative languishes in uncertainty
Doing its homework results in Kivalliq hamlet winning right to host university campus
This is the wrong time for college to cut journalism program
NDP press conference underlines need to handle both defence and social policies without conflating them
Jeremy Tunraluk’s NTI resignation tests higher standard for public figures, presumption of innocence
Trump-fuelled Greenland crisis now simmering after coming dangerously close to the boiling point
It’s getting harder and harder to express the shock and fear that stem from Trump’s takeover plans
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
