Volunteers get training and other benefits
The Iqaluit Fire Department is looking for volunteers—and judging by the 22 hours that the city’s firefighters recently spent battling a huge fire at the Northmart and smaller ones around town, you can expect to be busy if you join.
Elders could help troubled community members
New deadline of Nov. 30 for Nunavut Tunngavik Foundation scholarships
Nutrition North Canada: Finance Minister Morneau announces additional $12.5M per year for five years
“After that, our lives were changed,” witness tells Viens commission
Test will take place across Nunavut time zones, at 1:55 p.m. eastern, and in Nunavik at 2:55 p.m.
“There’s no more money,” KRPF chief tells Viens commission
“This particular story of the three bears isn’t over”
“Art and exhibitions such as this one make the North accessible”
Expansion of Pond Inlet pre-school, Inuinnaqtun revitalization project up for $1M prize
Coalition of Nunavut District Education Authorities had called for extension
“We rely heavily on non-Inuit professionals to provide primary care”
Territory’s housing shortage prompts hard choices about who is most deserving
“If it was an unsafe work place, the doors would have been closed”
Coast guard sees 93 ships escorted, 20 search and rescue missions, 14 environmental incidents this season
“I pledge as ITK president to ensure that ITK does the absolute most that it can,” says Natan Obed
“It’s always been a question of how did he die?”
Not enough evidence to show Sean Qaunaq solicited sex from minors
