Extra hours, extra stress: A look at life under lockdown for Arviat’s retailers
‘When you go through a 3-month lockdown, it’s very difficult,’ says manager of Northern store
Pangnirtung artist Elisapee Ishulutaq’s work comes home to Nunavut
Seventeen prints and sealskin pieces by Elisapee Ishulutaq donated to Culture and Heritage Department
Big Inuit art exhibit set to welcome the world in Winnipeg
Qaumajuq centre at the Winnipeg Art Gallery plans mainly virtual opening
Are we the polar bear?
Author explores how the lives of bears and humans are intertwined
COVID-19’s impacts ripple through 4 generations of Arviat family
‘It makes everything a lot heavier and every little problem a lot worse,’ says Nooks Lindell
Montreal shelter offers managed alcohol program for Indigenous men
‘It’s a very basic thing – comfort and peace, but it makes a huge difference,’ says project manager
New country food facility coming to Taloyoak
Project aims to improve access to country food, provide local jobs for Inuit
Nunavik-born throat singer showcases Inuit culture on TikTok
Puvirnituq’s Shina Novalinga has amassed 1.6M followers on social media platform
Iqaluit woman earns award with ‘reasons to stay alive’
More than 10,000 people worldwide follow Annie Buscemi on TikTok
Nunavut rapper teases fans with a love song from upcoming album
“It’s like therapy for me to write these songs,” Shauna Seeteenak says
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MP Qaqqaq returns to Parliament with renewed call to address Nunavut housing crisis
Report into issue almost ready for public, according to MP’s office
Kivalliq residents square dance their way through isolation
Group organizes daily socially distanced games for their time outdoors
How public health caught COVID-19 lurking in Arviat
Surveillance testing uncovers 18 cases, all in asymptomatic people
“We have no choice”: Nunavut families of COVID-19 victims lament risks of travel
Family calls on GN to be more transparent about COVID-19 deaths
New Montreal community centre named after Nunavik novel, Sanaaq
“I think it’s really something to be proud of,” says Makivik VP Maggie Emudluk
Three years after fire, Kugaaruk’s new school sparks pride
Engineering firm earned 2020 award for its design work
Law class offers Rankin Inlet high school students a look at careers in justice
Instructor happy to give Inuit youth a chance to see how they can advocate for themselves
Inuk teen remembered through new medical bursary award
“The long-term goal is getting more Indigenous [people] and Inuit into the health-care system”
The photos you liked in 2020
Northern lights dominate our top 10 photos online
Iqaluit photographer explores Nunavut capital one day at a time
“2020 has been a great year to do my photos because you couldn’t really travel”
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Nunavik’s famed candy drop keeps rolling in 2020
“I think we’ve created a new tradition here”
Baker Lake artist drew inspiration from friends — until lockdown hit
Ayla Kreelak hopes to go from posting drawings on school walls to drawing fans with her Instagram account
How the ukulele unleashed Aasiva’s songwriting
Iqaluit singer-songwriter featured in concert series to help musicians through pandemic
Retired Nunavut minister remembers his first Christmas in the Arctic
An excerpt from Rev. Mike Gardener’s memoir, Called to the Arctic
Kugluktuk goes all out for holidays in face of pandemic
Residents get festive with Christmas hampers, radio bingo, holiday lights contest and scavenger hunt