Engineering firm earned 2020 award for its design work
George Ningark will never forget Feb. 28, 2017. That evening, the veteran Kugaaruk teacher got a call: Kugaardjuq, the community’s only school, was ablaze. Ningark said he only fell asleep that night because he’d been told the fire was under control. The community awoke the following morning to news that the school had been completely...
Instructor happy to give Inuit youth a chance to see how they can advocate for themselves
“The long-term goal is getting more Indigenous [people] and Inuit into the health-care system"
Northern lights dominate our top 10 photos online
“2020 has been a great year to do my photos because you couldn’t really travel”
“I think we’ve created a new tradition here”
Ayla Kreelak hopes to go from posting drawings on school walls to drawing fans with her Instagram account
Iqaluit singer-songwriter featured in concert series to help musicians through pandemic
An excerpt from Rev. Mike Gardener’s memoir, Called to the Arctic
Residents get festive with Christmas hampers, radio bingo, holiday lights contest and scavenger hunt
Virtual markets, partnering with local stores and Facebook groups help artists keep selling amid pandemic restrictions
Nunami by Nunavik’s Thomassie Mangiok now available on Amazon and at Nunavik’s co-op stores
Still Standing host Jonny Harris visited Rankin Inlet in May 2019
“It’s the place where you can find out where you came from and what’s happening in the world”
“It’s really an exciting time to be involved in Inuit art”
“Everybody here is taking it seriously”
“Polarizing” Kenny Bell reflects on his rookie year
CBC North’s first podcast builds on the corporation’s rich trove of Inuktitut audio recordings
“I’m so proud to be here”
New satellite may shed light on phenomenon
Kivalliq community now has five polar bear monitors, who ensure there is a community patrol 24 hours a day
“I would love to have done this stuff”
New biography offers a first-person look at a revolutionary era
Episodes to air tonight and Sept. 24 on APTN
Audlaluk’s family was taken from Nunavik to the High Arctic in 1953
Rev. Mike Gardener arrived in Kimmirut in 1955
Mina Inuktaluk, 89, is the oldest and longest-serving Sanikiluaq councillor
“We are so blessed to live in such natural splendour”
One emoji, two virtual exhibitions and a glass-panelled qajaq
