Another piece of lost power
Because Bill C-33 isn’t in front of the House of Commons anymore, we’re not likely to hear much about it until it’s proclaimed and becomes the law of the land.
A second opinion on health projects?
Strength in numbers
Arctic sovereignty: dead in the water
A good start on language policy
Fix the Article 24 issue now
Preserving Nanisivik’s infrastructure
Fulfilment outside of politics
Through a cracked crystal ball
This Christmas, be generous to your community
“Greet ye one another with a kiss of charity.” — 1 Peter 5:14
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NTI: By apathy indicted
Alcoholics and families deserve a fighting chance
The worst poison of all
Why punish Cambridge Bay?
Is Nunavut’s cabinet too big?
A modest proposal
Resist the urge to spend
Good news from Arvaluk
Bringing the assembly to the people
Image versus image?
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The “city” of Iqaluit you say?
Replace right to strike with binding arbitration
MLAs should cut their silly whining
A policy for the past
Our predictions for 2000
As the century turns, people who ought to know better inevitably turn their minds towards predicting the future, usually with a high degree of inaccuracy.