New Arctic Kitchen project brings Sheila Flaherty to Nuuk
Sheila Flaherty had a big year in 2019. The well-known Nunavut chef married her long-time fiancé, became the first Inuk chef to design the menu for the Taste of the Arctic event in Ottawa and was elected to Iqaluit city council.
Jesse Crooks, 35, to appear in court Dec. 17 on drug-related charges
“It took less than a decade to melt what took centuries to form”
Incumbent president David Ningeongan finishes in third place
The Watt Scholarship provides $2,500 to support Inuit in their pursuit of post-secondary studies in Inuit art and culture
Santa Claus, shown here in a photo from Iqaluit’s 2019 parade, will be back in town this Saturday. (File photo by Dustin Patar)
New economy class tickets offer savings, but flights on popular routes and dates may cost more
“I see this album as sort of a reclamation for us”
“Maybe I’m just optimistic, but I thought we were pretty healthy as artists”
Wayne Pollard has studied Axel Heiberg Island since the 1980s. Now he hopes to see it protected.
If six-million-tonne production cap approved, company promises no more Inuit layoffs
Attima Hadlari returns as VP for wildlife
“This is a matter of equality, it’s a matter of inclusion”
Nunavut Sivuniksavut students get the Christmas fun going at this year’s annual Tungasuvvingat Inuit community Christmas gathering, held Dec. 8 in Ottawa. More than 700 people filled the cavernous interior of the Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne Park to enjoy a feast, dancing and games. TI chose the large venue to accommodate the growing number of Inuit who live in the city. (Photo by Jim Bell)
Health officials look to quash outbreak in Iqaluit
Published around 1856, the slender volume contains the first printed use of syllabics to represent Inuktitut
“The Arctic marine ecosystem and the communities that depend upon it continue to experience unprecedented changes”
Sixteen charges stem from fatal rock truck crash at Mary River mine in December 2018
Vote for change received less than required 60 per cent support in Dec. 9 plebiscite
“The buildings need to be built with adequate parking”
Two-month operation led to $1.8 million worth of illicit alcohol and drugs being seized
Johnny Meeko, 65, has opted for a judge and jury trial
Martine Dupont (left) and Mary-Lee Aliyak welcome guests at a ceremony at the Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum in Iqaluit to mark the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on Friday, Dec. 6. Community members placed yellow roses one by one into a glass vase in remembrance of those lost to violence. The Department of Family Services and Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council also led a community walk to mark the day. (Photo by Emma Tranter)
“Protecting the marine environment and animals is of utmost importance to us,” says ICC’s Lisa Koperqualuk
Polls remain closed in Arviat, Rankin Inlet and Naujaat
