“I would love to have done this stuff”
A group of young teens in Kimmirut had the opportunity in late August to leave their community and their school behind and spend five days camping in Katannilik Territorial Park. The camp is an annual event, dating back to the 1990s.
New biography offers a first-person look at a revolutionary era
Episodes to air tonight and Sept. 24 on APTN
Audlaluk’s family was taken from Nunavik to the High Arctic in 1953
Rev. Mike Gardener arrived in Kimmirut in 1955
Mina Inuktaluk, 89, is the oldest and longest-serving Sanikiluaq councillor
“We are so blessed to live in such natural splendour”
One emoji, two virtual exhibitions and a glass-panelled qajaq
“It’s about time. It makes me so proud.”
Isabelle Dubois captures highlights of the festivities
Nellie Kusugak wants young Nunavummiut to “be proud of who you are and where you come from”
“Women do a lot for families—they keep us strong”
When a Nunavik woman died of COVID-19 in April, her family had to wait a month to bury her
Jim Kreuger taught for 27 years in the community
Nordic Lab’s new director, Taqralik Partridge, eyes a new Indigenous-led arts hub
Tina Piulia DeCouto explores why she feels uncomfortable in her own home
Stories of connection during the lockdown
“We want to figure out what the new normal is”
While the hunter depends on the hunted, their populations aren’t always in sync
Young people in Arviat are learning traditional Inuit skills while bracing for COVID-19
Amidst a global pandemic, Passover and Ramadan offer reminders of the importance of community, the home and lending a helping hand
Self-Isolation orders and a ban on public gatherings mean congregations are finding new ways to practise their faith
“If the virus gets in, there will be people who don’t make it”
“You can do anything with music”
“We come from Inuit. We are on the land of our ancestors, still there.”
