Iqaluit mayor trying to deliver after “talking smack” a year ago
“Polarizing” Kenny Bell reflects on his rookie year
Take a digital tour through Inuit oral culture with Inuit Unikkaangit
CBC North’s first podcast builds on the corporation’s rich trove of Inuktitut audio recordings
Veteran Nunavik teacher leaves a mark in the hearts—and stomachs—of her community
“I’m so proud to be here”
Enjoying lively northern lights? Thank solar storms
New satellite may shed light on phenomenon
“It’s that time of year again” in Arviat, when polar bears start moving north
Kivalliq community now has five polar bear monitors, who ensure there is a community patrol 24 hours a day
Kimmirut youth gain traditional knowledge and life skills on the land
“I would love to have done this stuff”
Review: Umingmak: Stuart Hodgson and the Birth of the Modern Arctic
New biography offers a first-person look at a revolutionary era
Chef Chuck Hughes’ new show visits Iqaluit
Episodes to air tonight and Sept. 24 on APTN
Larry Audlaluk tells a story of broken promises, healing in new book
Audlaluk’s family was taken from Nunavik to the High Arctic in 1953
Beloved Nunavut minister tells his story in “Called to the Arctic”
Rev. Mike Gardener arrived in Kimmirut in 1955
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Nunavut elder honoured after serving 45 years on hamlet council
Mina Inuktaluk, 89, is the oldest and longest-serving Sanikiluaq councillor
Summer fun in Kuujjuaq
“We are so blessed to live in such natural splendour”
Nunavummiut have to stay home, but their art continues to travel
One emoji, two virtual exhibitions and a glass-panelled qajaq
Alianait arts fest welcomes its first Inuk director
“It’s about time. It makes me so proud.”
In pictures: Kuujjuaq celebrates Canada Day
Isabelle Dubois captures highlights of the festivities
Nunavut commissioner completes five-year term
Nellie Kusugak wants young Nunavummiut to “be proud of who you are and where you come from”
Kimmirut seamstress honoured as this year’s Wise Woman
“Women do a lot for families—they keep us strong”
Bringing Mina home
When a Nunavik woman died of COVID-19 in April, her family had to wait a month to bury her
Longtime Baker Lake residents say goodbye to Nunavut
Jim Kreuger taught for 27 years in the community
Ottawa gallery launches new circumpolar-focused workspace
Nordic Lab’s new director, Taqralik Partridge, eyes a new Indigenous-led arts hub
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Nunavut must move beyond paying lip service to traditional values, says Glassco fellow
Tina Piulia DeCouto explores why she feels uncomfortable in her own home
Creating community amid the isolation of COVID-19
Stories of connection during the lockdown
Western Nunavut eatery reinvents itself to survive the pandemic
“We want to figure out what the new normal is”
Researchers watching the balance between Nunavik’s wolves and caribou
While the hunter depends on the hunted, their populations aren’t always in sync
On the land during a pandemic
Young people in Arviat are learning traditional Inuit skills while bracing for COVID-19