Team ensures Inuit landing in Montreal get where they need to go
Reaching Home and Urban Inuit program meant to keep travellers safe while in city
There’s a new team helping to guide Nunavimmiut while they travel to and from the Montreal airport.
Nunavik Sivunitsavut student aims to become a leader in Kuujjuaq
After a year in Montreal, Tukai Augiak plans to earn degree in Europe before returning to Nunavik
As Raglan Mine’s future unfolds, Inuit negotiators reflect on the past
Negotiator Charlie Arngak looks back on deal between Inuit and Falconbridge that would allow for creation of nickel mine
Book creates image of old Puvirnituq from eyes of youth
Elders share their stories with students, who are writing and illustrating a book based on those stories
Olympian-led camp prepares Nunavut speedskaters for Arctic Winter Games
‘At the end of the day, you can feel it more,’ one athlete says of more intense drills
Kuujjuaq sculptor turns ice into art at Quebec’s Winter Carnival
Sammy Kudluk invited to take part in festival attended by thousands
Iqaluit artist sees ‘big demand’ for traditional Inuit tattoos
Kyra Kilabuk heading to Winnipeg for fully-booked free tattoo event later this month
Duo travels Hudson coast teaching self-defence to women
Cindy Girard and Jean-François-Éric Isabel stress confidence comes through knowing how to fight back
In a dark place, Iqaluit artist finds ‘Echoes Of…’
Andrew Morrison debuts new album Friday
Caribou biologist calls it a career after 27 years
Leslie Wakelyn reflects on her time with the Beverly and Qamanirjuaq Caribou Management Board
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Stories we loved to tell: Separating ‘sealift incident’ fact from fiction is what journalists thrive on
Sight of sea cans bobbing in the water in October was the very definition of a big, breaking news story
My earliest memories of Christmas in Nunavut
Reporter Livete Ataguyuk shares his recollections from growing up on Broughton Island
Quviasuvik and the air drop
Christmas memories from Kimmirut
‘Now we’re on a trip together’: Mother, son share healing journey on TikTok
Braden Kadlun Johnston, Hovak Johnston’s videos have amassed millions of views
‘Let’s make the change’: Mary Simon reflects on historic term so far
Supporting youth, reconciliation top of mind for the Governor General in 2024
All-Canadian, AI Santa Claus is coming to town
History podcaster gives St. Nicholas a makeover with help from artificial intelligence app
Iqaluit Rotary club needs volunteer drivers to spread Christmas cheer
Members want to distribute Christmas hampers to families, individuals in need this weekend
Mining the macabre: Exhibition celebrates work of Nunavut artist
‘Nick Sikkuark: Humour and Horror’ first retrospective devoted to late Kugaaruk artist
Nearly 30 years beyond its lifespan, Igloolik school suffers major maintenance issues
Cracked water tank, barricaded doors 2 of many problems affecting one of Nunavut’s oldest schools
‘These are not just names’: Remembrance Day holds personal meaning for Afghan war vet
Henry Coman worked as an RCMP officer to train, support local police, from 2007-08
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Flying high: Artcirq circus program celebrates 25 years
Igloolik after-school arts program adds music component
Exploring Igloolik’s historic Hudson’s Bay Co. post
Digging into first wooden building in Igloolik was subject of a middle school journalism club project
Shamans, spirits and survival: Zacharias Kunuk wraps filming latest feature
Igloolik filmmaker explores Inuit mythology in ‘Wrong Husband’
Ottawa’s Inuit Olympics brings people together for traditional games, food
Vanier business association hosts annual event in area of Canada’s capital with significant Inuit population
‘I feel at peace’: Iqaluit inmates learn carving skills
Stone carving program at Aaqqigiarvik Correctional Healing Facility allows experts, novices to practice craft