Where are we at in dealing with COVID19? Nunavut isn’t saying
Health Department should release more data on cases, hospitalization
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Nunatsiaq News builds back stronger
New Nunavut Editor role is one of the newsroom changes signalling a return to normal
Ottawa mayoral contender shoring up support on backs of Nunavummiut
Canada’s capital city needs to be its brother’s keeper and welcome new Larga Baffin facility
Less jargon, more details needed in Inuit Nunangat Policy
Trudeau and Obed redefine federal government’s relationship with Inuit, but the devil will be in the details
Iqaluit should roll out the red carpet to Pope Francis
Pope’s Canadian apology needs to take place among the people hurt by residential school system
Idlout shows NDP is at the grown-ups’ table
Liberal-NDP deal should be an uncomfortable arrangement for the sudden political bedfellows
Patterson’s split with Tories might open the floodgates
Nunavut senator drives new wedge into deepening divide within Conservative party
Government openness can’t wait for access to information law
Information and privacy commissioner prods municipalities, but councils can act immediately
City took a gamble with Iqaluit’s water supply
As officials worked to find the source of a reported fuel odour, why wasn’t there a warning the water might be contaminated?
Parties, leaders failed to excite Canadians
Results show voters weren’t buying what party leaders were selling
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Jim Bell was an irreplaceable voice at Nunatsiaq News
Publisher Michael Roberts pays tribute to journalist who was the paper’s ‘driving force’ for decades
Jim Bell was a boots-on-the-ground, pen-in-hand chronicler of Nunavut
Longtime editor died Tuesday in Ottawa
Nunavut doesn’t need a parade of federal cabinet ministers
On the cusp of an election, funding announcements fuel cynicism the government is trying to buy voters
Inuit culture should be prominent at GG ceremony
Monday’s installation ceremony will set the tone for Canada’s first Indigenous viceregal representative
Qaqqaq, NDP corner Liberals on mistreatment of Indigenous Peoples
Call for criminal investigation could lead to progress on reconciliation
Nunavut voters suddenly wield a lot of clout
Qaqqaq’s departure creates new opportunity to push northern issues onto the federal agenda
Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Ottawa’s $18B pledge is a make-or-break moment in Indigenous relations
‘Historic’ investment must translate into results or the government risks disillusioning the people it wants to help
Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
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Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Nunavut’s humanitarian disaster: housing
In the next federal election campaign, Nunavut must ask for more
Saturday Comic — Smidge and Friends
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
At $2.5 billion a year, Nunavut’s a bargain
In financial management, the territorial government’s doing just fine