‘It’s completely surreal’: Inuk photographer’s prints on display at National Gallery
Katherine Takpannie says she hopes gallery visitors reflect on her photography’s themes, including murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls
Nunavut votes: Health care top of mind for Hudson Bay candidates
Sanikiluaq residents will elect a new MLA from 3 first-time candidates
Nunavut Sivuniksavut a ‘ray of hope’ for Inuit students, says new director
Lynn Kilabuk says her mother inspired her to work with Inuit organizations like the Ottawa school
Grise Fiord memoirist recognized with Governor General literary nomination
Larry Audlaluk’s retelling of his family’s forced relocation to Grise Fiord shortlisted in non-fiction category
Iqaluit teen spends weekends gathering bikes from dump to fix for local kids
‘The kids’ smiles after they get a new bike, that’s my favourite part,’ says Joseph Takpannie
Nunavut votes: Housing and youth centre priorities for Gjoa Haven candidates
Hamlet boasts 5 candidates in Oct. 25 territorial election
Granite statue honours legacy of legendary Kinngait artist
Koomuatuk Curley led effort to pay homage to his great grandmother, Pitseolak Ashoona
Kinngait artists allow peek behind the printmaking curtain
62nd Cape Dorset Annual Print Collection to be released next month
Aircraft engineer reflects on 2011 rescue of stranded Nunavut hunters
William Ward’s story featured in new book, Canadian Courage
Pang’s only B&B owner reflects on 5 years in the biz
Markus Wilcke has hosted guests from across the world since 2016
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New book spotlights acts of courage in Nunavut
Helicopter rescue and fight for affordable food feature in Canadian Courage
Pond Inlet’s oldest elder remembered as strict, loving and selfless
‘She was a very good example of Inuit, when you lose so much, how to remain strong,’ says daughter Martha
Kinngait Studios to release ‘unique, provocative’ print collection featuring 13 artists
‘I think this one is going to be very popular,’ says Will Huffman, marketing manager at Dorset Fine Arts
Cambridge Bay man remembered as ‘kind-hearted soul’
Robert Maksagak died Sept. 10 in an apparent homicide
NDP’s Lori Idlout sees resource management as a priority
Iqaluit lawyer says securing benefits for royalties is key to Nunavut’s growth
Musician teaches Inuktitut over TikTok to 22,000 followers
Arctic Bay-raised Becky Han just released The Bee, a children’s book based on one of her songs
The Arctic’s most populous mammal still a puzzle for researchers
Lemmings are ‘one of the most spectacular phenomena in the Arctic,’ says zoologist Dominique Fauteux
‘Fierce and fearless’ journalist, Bell believed in ‘just telling the truth’
The longtime Nunatsiaq News editor will be remembered as one of the best opinion writers in Canada and a homegrown opposition party to northern governments and Inuit organizations
Inuit youth team up for qajait-building adventure
Aasivak Arnaquq-Baril completing project with Nunavut’s literacy council
A successful hunt: How Baker Lake hunters got their bowhead
Maktaaq from the whale will be shared with the region’s communities
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Pang group to tackle ‘overwhelming’ challenges faced by people with disabilities
Wheelchairs, ramps and consistent health care are much needed in community, says one woman
The race against the clock to create Mary Simon’s historic outfit
Nunavik’s Victoria Okpik and Julie Grenier describe their collaboration
The U.S. Army tried portable nuclear power at remote bases 60 years ago — it didn’t go well
Pangnirtung Fisheries preps for char after a turbot season full of firsts
Hiring students, reduced shipping amid COVID-19 and buying fish heads are new territory for company
The woven story of an amauti tie
Pangnirtung’s Eena Angmarliak shares the process of weaving a custom amauti tie at the Uqqurmiut tapestry shop