ICC Greenland wants action on climate change
“The big fuss about climate change is real”
HJALMAR DAHL President, ICC Greenland The course is set! We are moving towards four degrees of global warming.
Canada should use the Polar Code to stand on guard for communities
“Canadian leadership in the Arctic is needed”
My Little Corner of Canada, Oct. 11
Are You a Bootlegger?
My Little Corner of Canada, Oct. 3
Clyde River Versus The Giant
My Little Corner of Canada, Sept. 26
Harper’s Record in Inuit Nunangat
My Little Corner of Canada, Sept. 19
Welcome Back to My Little Corner of Canada
The Kugluktuk soup kitchen: more than just filling bellies
Pilot project hopes to get funding to continue this fall
Greenpeace hopes to set the record straight on aboriginal hunting
“Our campaign against commercial sealing did hurt many, both economically and culturally”
Who is failing Pond Inlet?
Youth skeptical about Mary River’s promised benefits
In our response to the Arctic, we will be judged by posterity
A call to action from a UN climate change negotiator
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Exxon Valdez 25th anniversary: the North deserves a better future
Education — the greatest social policy challenge of our time
“We are in a period of building and shaping our own education systems”
Where does the word “Eskimo” come from?
“There’s a plausible etymological connection between Eskimo and the Spanish word Cimmaron”
Nunavut’s vision, Nunavut’s reality
“The elite in the government don’t really know what Nunavut’s all about”
Nunavut’s new government: the first 100 days (Part 2)
“What would it take for the assembly to actually exercise effective control?”
Nunavut’s new government: the first 100 days (Part 1)
Will new government and leadership be decisive, innovative, calculating, or fumbling?
Ottawa must consult indigenous people on changes to Species at Risk Act
Changes to the Species at Risk Act should not be imposed by government but achieved through co-operation with indigenous people
Nunavut media arts centre would usher in “new era”
“NMAC represents grand opportunities to produce leading-edge digital content”
Devolution a nation-building project for Canada
”Governance and capacity issues facing the Government of Nunavut are a significant impediment”
What really happened to food costs under Nutrition North?
“Cheerleaders for this program have been using smoke and mirrors in the way food cost information is collected”
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Northwestel president explains $233M modernization plan
“The largest modernization plan ever made by our company”
The Conservative Party ignores food insecurity
“She and her Conservative colleagues must put aside the PMO talking points”
Aboriginal suicide: cause and effect
Reflecting on the lessons of Dec. 6, 1989
“Staying silent should not be an option”
New horizons for northern arts
Innovative collaborations between arts organizations