The Pope’s apology, good news for water infrastructure and new faces on city council grab headlines
Oil-contaminated water dominated Iqaluit’s headlines last year, but 2022 brought some fascinating stories of its own.
Nunatsiaq News reporter David Lochead looks back on the Swing Flames Cup, an exciting tournament played for a good cause
‘Maakusie Loves Music’ first educational book from Twin Flames duo
Parks Canada archeologists, Inuit Guardians perform 56 dives to historic shipwreck near Gjoa Haven
City’s 3 Inuit organizations host in-person holiday party for local Inuit for first time since 2019
Dr. Sean Wachtel says despite operational challenges, he’s impressed by hard work of health staff in Nunavut
‘I wanted to show what our land really looks like,’ says photographer Lucasi Kiatainaq
Government of Nunavut offers 5 days paid, 5 days unpaid for family abuse leave
‘The Breathing Hole’ touches on community, colonialism and climate change
‘The Other Ones’ is debut novel for author Jamesie Fournier
Rebecca Osborn inundated with orders as soon as she shared her portfolio on Facebook
Poppy program was on hiatus for 2 years due to COVID-19 pandemic
Author Norma Dunning weaves family and Inuit history in ‘Kinauvit? What’s Your Name?’
Hamlet of Naujaat looking to make Fort Hope a heritage destination
ReconSeal Inuksiuti harvests from the Magdalen Islands
Niap stars alongside Inuit performers in ‘Aalaapi’ at National Arts Centre
Hosea Aculiak, 19, already has first goal as Picton Pirates forward
Local charity One Plane Away offers sewing employment program this winter
Husband of Gov. Gen. Mary Simon sets his murder-mystery ‘Cold Edge of Heaven’ on Devon Island in 1924
Tyler Hikoalok accused of killing Salm in 2018; his trial is set for its 4th week in Ottawa
Arnaqarvik was a grassroots arts collective established 50 years ago
Anna Crawford recent recipient of Trebek Initiative grant to fund Arctic ice research
Group represents territory, supports events at amateur sports competition in Niagara
Homegrown magician reappears during Kuujjuaq’s Aqpik Jam
Tutorial one of several free summer activities held at Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park in Iqaluit
