“Canadian leadership in the Arctic is needed”
PAUL CROWLEY For northern communities and economies, the expected growth of Arctic shipping has the potential to bring new jobs and industries, lower cost of living, and new infrastructure and investment.
Are You a Bootlegger?
Clyde River Versus The Giant
Harper’s Record in Inuit Nunangat
Welcome Back to My Little Corner of Canada
Pilot project hopes to get funding to continue this fall
“Our campaign against commercial sealing did hurt many, both economically and culturally”
Youth skeptical about Mary River’s promised benefits
A call to action from a UN climate change negotiator
“We are in a period of building and shaping our own education systems”
“There’s a plausible etymological connection between Eskimo and the Spanish word Cimmaron”
“The elite in the government don’t really know what Nunavut’s all about”
“What would it take for the assembly to actually exercise effective control?”
Will new government and leadership be decisive, innovative, calculating, or fumbling?
Changes to the Species at Risk Act should not be imposed by government but achieved through co-operation with indigenous people
“NMAC represents grand opportunities to produce leading-edge digital content”
”Governance and capacity issues facing the Government of Nunavut are a significant impediment”
“Cheerleaders for this program have been using smoke and mirrors in the way food cost information is collected”
“The largest modernization plan ever made by our company”
“She and her Conservative colleagues must put aside the PMO talking points”
“Staying silent should not be an option”
Innovative collaborations between arts organizations
Inuit need better education and skills training to make it happen
