Author of 4 books writes about Inuit predictions on climate change
Jamesie Fournier became prominent as an award-winning Inuk author in 2023 for mixing modern horror with Inuit storytelling in his debut novel The Other Ones.
Alec Clunas says airline’s response isn’t good enough; spokesperson says company ‘dedicated’ to meeting expectations
Her road to Food Network started with a phone call to a restaurant with bad service but amazing food
Commemorative event attracts 200 people hoping for a glimpse of the hat
Longtime Grise Fiord resident thinks of himself as one of the few Inuk philosophers
AingAI Indigenous Language Labs founder envisions realtime interpretation capabilities
Group of participants aged 15 to 28 take part in maintenance training in Gaspé, Que.
Tristan Logan Quasa Duffy-Taparti masters the art of ’embracing the nerd’
We’ve got some questions for you
Rev. Barry Bercier has been a priest in the U.S. for decades, but always had a calling to go North
How Iqaluit came to be the territory’s capital in a contentious race that pitted regions against each other
Longtime teacher, politician and advocate for Inuit stepping away from Inuit Broadcasting Corp.
Nunavut senator reflects on supporting Civil Marriage Act, 20 years later; says it was ‘hardest’ decision she made during her 11 years as MP
Noel Kaludjak reflects on his life of success and battling addiction
Karl Krüger working toward his goal to paddle across the Northwest Passage
Saturday bird walks with researchers will continue until July 26; no cost for public to join
Iconic Inuk singer reflects on life after residential school
Leroy Sabourin’s 75-kilometre trek raises more than $5,000
$562 million, split over five years, will allow service to improve community policing, says chief
Deepest ice core in North America drilled May 17; can provide clues about region from 20,000 years ago
Singer on national anniversary tour of album that made her a hit performer
Tiivi Tullaugak wants answers after not getting a chance to cast a vote in federal election
One of Nunavut’s founding fathers says ‘I will never apologize, because I represent our ancient people’
At 2-member office, having officers involved with community is ‘vital’ says detachment commander
Former NTI president is enjoying her time away from public eye
