Territory’s ‘silver jubilee’ is Monday, the anniversary of its creation
Happy 25th birthday, Nunavut! Canada’s youngest territory is marking its silver jubilee on April 1 — the anniversary of the day back in 1999 when the new territory was created. For people, 25 represents a coming of age.
Staff to pivot to working at home after fire destroys office, no disruption expected
To celebrate the territory’s 25th anniversary, Nunatsiaq News gives readers a chance to win a $500 gift card by predicting the future
Presidential election results reveal support for Aatami but apathy for the corporation that serves Nunavik’s Inuit
Devolution gives Nunavut new responsibilities at a time territory has trouble managing its existing obligations
Federal minister peddles solution to problem that will be key issue in next election
While some celebrate the Jan. 1 increase, Nunavut should hope there’s no financial hangover
Former nurse Jessica Garner talked openly about harassment, bullying she said she encountered at health centres
Nunavut’s retiring Sen. Dennis Patterson says his replacement must be Inuk, but he or she should also be avant garde, not old guard
Iqaluit council should fill Jack Anawak’s vacancy with the next highest vote-getter from last month’s election
Nunatsiaq News is reviving its Letters to the Editor section, and we want to hear from you
New look coincides with paper’s 50th anniversary
As Nunatsiaq News celebrates 50 years, its managing editor says newspapers are essential to prevent readers from being left in the dark
Bookmarks going directly to Nunatsiaq News and other sites will allow readers to continue getting local news
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon hoped meeting between King Charles, Indigenous leaders would redefine how to work toward reconciliation
Nunavummiut and all Canadians have a stake in the outcome of PSAC, Iqaluit Housing Authority job actions
Tragic consequences will continue to unfold if police are left to babysit intoxicated people
Building those 3,000 new homes by 2030 could be key to target date to eradicate the illness
Unionized housing workers went on strike Friday over wages but haven’t publicly said how much they’re after
Curlers prove territory can compete on a national stage
Nunatsiaq News print edition returns after 3-year break
Don’t expect high turnout for Inuit associations when candidates don’t engage with voters
Kudos to 2 MLAs for calling out cabinet-level stonewalling, but the problem runs deeper
Region’s residents deserve more than 2-hour stopover and a ‘see you in April’ from Bérubé
Iqaluit needs a unifier, after three years of the politics of division
