“Partners, family and friends can all support alcohol-free and drug-free pregnancies”
Nunavut health officials are issuing a plea ahead of International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day on Sunday, Sept. 9.
Solid research on these chemicals requires many years of observation
Qikiqtani schools suffer from 25 unfilled teaching positions
“The government is making us into complainers”
“You don’t let your parents die alone”
Sabina’s new infrastructure will allow mine site to be supplied by sealift, rather than solely by air
Annie Alaku-Papigatuk died in April 2017 after she was struck by a hockey puck
Condition of bears offers little insight into the Kivalliq’s second fatal bear attack this year
“It was a cold summer”
Inukjuak man releases three hostages, continues shooting
Canada’s only deep-water Arctic port expected to re-open by 2019
Territory-wide community consultations start Sept. 17
Northern affairs minister may accept, reject or change NIRB’s advice
Five-year project needs capital commitments to move ahead
Looee Arreak will open the Alianait show
Caroline Angalik and Vayda Kaviok, both of Arviat, each receive $5,000
“Through such first-hand experiences, we can better understand the issues faced by Inuit communities and northern residents”
