Akeeagok’s exit ensures Nunavut will have seventh premier in seven elections
If job security is what you’re after, steer clear of the Nunavut premier’s office. P.J. Akeeagok this week became the latest politician to be chewed up and spit out by the rough and tumble world of Nunavut politics.
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
Tuberculosis crisis in northern Quebec needs action; local leaders are closest to the situation
Final vote expected at next council meeting, scheduled for June 10
Timing of auditor general’s report critical of Nunavut 3000 progress comes at bad time, just months before election
Readers fixated on seeing an MP with more clout should encourage Nunavut MP to replace Singh
Northerners deserve to know who’s interested in hosting Inuit Nunangat University
It might be old-fashioned, but good journalism means ‘show your work’
Irregularities serious enough that someone should contest the outcome
During the campaign, Nunatsiaq covered candidates and issues to help readers make informed decision at ballot box
Nunavut needs the federal government to deliver on both fronts
Nunavut should heed Kimmirut inquest jury’s recommendation to reflect dire situation
Full slate of candidates gives Nunavummiut good options, but Donald Trump could overshadow local contest
With election campaign in full swing, candidates are slow to come forward
Our world in 2025 needs Canadian leadership in Arctic; fortunately it’s on their radar
Getting more Inuit into government jobs, other leadership roles should be a key result of historic contract
Premiers’ and PM’s united front is the only response to Trump-imposed tariffs and annexation talk
‘Acquisition-oriented dividend company’ might have different priorities from Inuit rights-holding organizations
Tales of brimming confidence from the Aqsarniit Trade Show and Conference
Canada could use some help from its friends throwing cold water on ‘51st state’ talk
A bit of federal money gets the wheels turning, but an Iqaluit hydroelectricity generator will require hundreds of millions of dollars to build
Recent message to Canadians projects calm despite looming trade war, rocky politics and potential national unity crisis
Plenty of room for premiers to show leadership skills as country braces for Trump’s return
