AFN Chief Cindy Woodhouse reveals 5 of 47 First Nations items returned to Canada last December
The return of Indigenous items from the Vatican is an “important and emotional moment for many First Nations across this country,” said Assembly of First Nations Chief Cindy Woodhouse prior to the unveiling of five items on Tuesday.
‘We’re very disappointed,’ says interim NDP Leader Don Davies in statement; no word yet from Idlout
Slideshow | Images from Whitehorse Games’ third day
3-day Baffin Mayors’ Forum discusses problems, with some solutions proposed
Four spending bills tabled in the legislative assembly
Arctic Winter Games marks first time team members were able to play together
Former councillor says he is stepping away to focus on personal matters
Cecile Nelvana Lyall says government still committed to Nunavut 3000, points to recent federal housing announcement
Community emergency lasted 4 hours, Nunavik Police Service captain says
Resident hopes to co-ordinate supply of canned goods, baby supplies, and country foods
Arctic Matters | Part 2: When Peter Ittinuar balked at Constitution’s proposed wording, the Liberals came calling
Role left empty for more than a year as GN tried to fill vacancy
Slideshow | Images from Whitehorse Games’ second day
Nunavik athletes are new to the sport but trained for it anyway
23-unit building set to go up on Nikku Lane
YWCA Agvik Nunavut staff Alice Hebb, left, and Pearl Flores blast female hip-hop during an event the organization hosted Sunday to mark International Women’s Day. More than 60 women and their children enjoyed games and free yoga, massages, and hair-braiding, as well as free photo shoots by professional photographers from Full Art Media. The event was supported by the Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council and the Government of Nunavut. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Community members share ideas for new programming
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Slideshow | Images from Whitehorse Games’ opening ceremony
Team Nunavut enters the Shipyards Park in Whitehorse. Under cheers of about 5,000 people and the sounds of military jets of Canadian Armed Forces doing ceremonial flyover at the opening ceremony of the Arctic Winter Games on Sunday. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
Under-19 female, under-18 male hockey teams drop opening games in round robin tournament on 1st day of Whitehorse Games
Nunavik Police Service announces arrest after reports of an armed man shooting a rifle in the community
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Longtime Nunavut politician is retired from public office
Athletes, cultural performers set to take on competitors from across the North; Games open Sunday
Release is a condemnation of militarism
