New scholarship program directed toward Indigenous students
25 scholarships to be awarded annually each worth up to $60,000
TD has announced a new scholarship program it is offering Inuit, First Nations and Métis students from across Canada.
Iqaluit’s library to reopen in the new year
Building closed for several months due to staffing issues, maintenance
Be cautious around power poles and lines, says Qulliq Energy Corp.
Coming into contact with power lines can cause serious injury or death, warns corporation
Munick-Watkins named Nunavik health board executive director
Former KRG chairperson to lead organization for next four years
Baker Lake starting Champions of Health program targeting diabetes
Plan is to create prevention-based health programming
Kinngait man charged with first-degree murder
Ottokie Pudluq, 39, arrested in connection with Nov. 28 ‘suspicious’ death of woman
New Inuulitsivik director wants more Inuit working in health care
Sarah Beaulne joins Hudson Coast health centre after career in municipal services, policing
Sanirajak school under 24-hour fire watch since spring due to sprinkler issue
Cost to pay people to perform fire-watch duties is $120,000 so far; still waiting on replacement parts
Breaking down Bill C-21: what amendments to gun legislation could mean for Inuit
Gun control expert Noah Schwartz says proposed amendments may do more harm than good
Elders in Pond Inlet to get bus service by late 2023
Hamlet using federal funding to purchase its first bus
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Iqaluit singer releases Inuktitut Christmas album
Three songs from Juno-nominated Looee mark her third album of the year
What’s open and what’s closed in the GN over the holidays
GN offices closed Dec. 22 to Jan. 3, some services remain open
HPV vaccine available to Nunavummiut aged 9 to 26
Expanded eligibility in line with national guidelines, says Health Department
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Attu: Climate change and Inuit resilience in the Arctic
Local climate stewardship program finds some success but still faces several hurdles
COVID-19, heating issue delay Aupaluk health centre opening by 2 years
Construction is complete; $45 million facility to open in late March 2023
Sanikiluaq man earns national honours for his environmental work
Lucassie Arragutainaq has worked more than 30 years to ensure Inuit opinions are heard in dealing with climate change
Canadian Coast Guard finishes Arctic operating season
Crews held exercises or were stationed in all 3 regions of Nunavut this year
3 Nunavut communities to see temporary health centre closures
Health Department previously said 5 health centres would close in the new year
Nunavut has highest rate of inadequate, unaffordable housing: report
Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corp. describes territory’s issues with home ownership, rental costs
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Health minister, top doctor warn of rising of viruses during holidays
Celebrate safely, GN health officials advise as holidays approach
Temporary liquor prohibition takes effect Sunday in Kugluktuk
Mayor says objective is to ensure children enjoy a safe Christmas with their families
Pangnirtung man handed 36-month sentence for drug trafficking
Ken Papatsie, 32, pleaded guilty to one count of drug trafficking
Puck drops today to open Polar Bear Plate hockey tournament
Junior hockey event one of Nunavut’s most popular, this year featuring eight teams from across territory
Iqaluit city council appoints newest member at final meeting of the year
Swany Amarapala will fill Mayor Solomon Awa’s seat, made vacant when he was appointed part-time mayor