Results show voters weren’t buying what party leaders were selling
Call it the Seinfeld election — an election about nothing. When the dust settled Monday night, after a five-week campaign, the political landscape had changed very little — neither in Nunavut nor Nunavik nor across Canada.
Publisher Michael Roberts pays tribute to journalist who was the paper’s ‘driving force’ for decades
Longtime editor died Tuesday in Ottawa
On the cusp of an election, funding announcements fuel cynicism the government is trying to buy voters
Monday’s installation ceremony will set the tone for Canada’s first Indigenous viceregal representative
Call for criminal investigation could lead to progress on reconciliation
Qaqqaq’s departure creates new opportunity to push northern issues onto the federal agenda
‘Historic’ investment must translate into results or the government risks disillusioning the people it wants to help
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
In the next federal election campaign, Nunavut must ask for more
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
In financial management, the territorial government’s doing just fine
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Introducing homegrown comic strip, Smidge and Friends
The land claim agreement empowers Inuit organizations — and disempowers Inuit communities
Nunavut’s Inuit organization wields real power and influence
MP deserves credit for seeking help when she needed it
In time, the pandemic will dissipate and normal life will return
Lessons learned in a dark year
Better to work from the inside than watch from the sidelines
The need remains for more northern voices
