“We don’t know who is alive and who passed on. We have heard a lot of sad stories”
The federal government is expected to issue an official apology for the historical abuses that Inuit experienced at tuberculosis hospitals during the 1950s and 1960s.
Motion to censure executive council expected today for vote by regular members
“It’s a new day and that means something. That means opportunities”
”We’re learning best practices from every time we do this.”
“We’re just hoping that this new government is going to follow through”
But Kitikmeot Corp. silent about financial details at KIA’s annual meeting
“It’s going to be how I was before,” says Pat Angnakak
Computer hackers steal $300,000 from Nunavut Resources Corp.
“One police force should not be investigating another police force,” says Iqaluit MLA
Woman, 19, died early Oct. 26
Criticisms guided by new Inuit labour force analysis
Harry Flaherty’s trial set for June 26, 2019
“I simply gave an honest answer to my colleague in the house”
“We want women to be able to report harassment and feel safe, that it’s OK to report it”
Trial of Jonah Keyuajuk set for March 2019
Special report points to overcrowded housing, poor attendance and graduate rates, limited curriculum
“We’re in a watch and see type mode”
Iqaluit DEA says audit report supports their criticisms
Pat Angnakak breached cabinet confidentiality in remarks about proposed new staff housing policies, Savikataaq says
New Arctic administrative regions will encompass all 53 Inuit Nunangat communities
Territories get partial protection from Trudeau’s pollution pricing plan
