Inuit myths brought to life on the national stage
Unikkaaqtuat premiered at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre on Jan. 10
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Review: Northerners will love CBC’s High Arctic Haulers
Reality television series follows the eastern Arctic sealift
Through Kwanzaa, Iqaluit’s black community celebrates culture
“They’re things that anybody can apply to themselves and their lives”
Iqaluit’s top stories of 2019
Nunavut’s capital weathered a water shortage, welcomed a new city council, and a whole lot more
#Arctic
What do crime, cruise ships, science, seals and local politics have in common? Why, Twitter of course.
Kaattuq (She is hungry) – part three
How a woman named Summer found truth in a wintry place
Eight northern lights
Chanukah in Nunavut’s capital
Kaattuq (She is hungry) – part two
How a woman named Summer found truth in a wintry place
A savoury Christmas tradition
Iqaluit’s young chef River McCluskey and his mom share their tradition of making tourtières
Kaattuq (She is hungry) – part one
How a woman named Summer found truth in a wintry place
Nunavut chef fine-tunes country food cuisine in Greenland
New Arctic Kitchen project brings Sheila Flaherty to Nuuk
Russian rodents flourish on Svalbard
“It’s really an amazing story, in the sense of, the chance of that happening, it was extremely low”
Inuit exert language rights at Montreal conference with Inuktut-only panel
“The name of it is Inuit Studies Conference so it makes sense … that we wanted to use an Inuit language”
Huge sharks, tiny plankton: exploring the changing Arctic from an icebreaker
Big fish, old fish, small fish, young fish
Silla + Rise get their groove on in the nation’s capital
“They’re not human. They’re goddesses.”
Conspiracy-theorizing megachurch preacher visits Nunavut
“The whole of the Arctic depends on what is happening here tonight”
The story behind Nunavut Skulls
New Iqaluit business turns bone into keepsake
NASA airborne study takes aim at Nunavut’s changing tundra
“So using remote sensing and any of these airborne instruments is really key to understanding the North”
Cambridge Bay couple brings crucial knowledge to Nunavut cruise
“I live this every day and I wasn’t sure how much you knew”
The day aliens invaded Pangnirtung
Sci-fi film production underway in Nunavut community
Iqaluit residents learn to make fresh palaugaaq
Free drop-in activities held weekly at Sylvia Grinnell Park
Circumpolar video project aims to curb suicides, encourage resilience
“We’re all in the same war, we just have different battles. You’re not alone.”
Want a career in the arts? Just do it, Iqaluit rapper tells youth
“Some people’s hearts are in the arts. That’s where my heart is.”
Nunavik’s Sparrows take flight
Air Inuit’s training program gets new pilots off the ground, from home base
Another shot: homeless Ottawa Inuit find comfort in managed alcohol program
“There’s more help, medical or whatever help you need, you can get it here”