Suspects could face charges related to illegal possession, selling of alcohol
A man from Chambly, Que., and a woman from Kangiqsujuaq could face charges following a police investigation into the illegal possession and sale of alcohol.
Mandy Gull-Masty meets with ITK, NTI; prepares for Inuit-Crown Partnership Committee meeting
Annual gathering features traditional food, Inuit artists and performances at Annie Pootoogook Park.
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Auditor general’s office says it will be back next spring for ‘quality assurance’ after damning report on Nunavut’s foster care
Performers will include Pangnirtung singer-songwriter Joey Nowyuk, Nunavut Sivuniksavut students
Seven bills passed over two-week session
Sandra Aipellee travelled to Iqaluit with her partner when she was fatally stabbed Oct. 17
Lack of investment in building healthy Inuit communities is a risk to this country, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami says
Travel Nunavut’s three-day conference includes gala celebrating leaders in the field
Isis Qiyuk, 17, poses with her first caribou, harvested seven kilometres outside of Baker Lake, on Oct. 31. Her father Scott Qiyuk took her on the hunt. The meat from the catch was given away to community members, says her mother, Dody Qiyuk. The family plans to keep future harvests to make nipku, or dried caribou meat. (Photo courtesy of Dody Qiyuk)
As latest auditor general report shows GN still failing at basic duties, some call for focus on underlying issues
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Substantial completion of building finished; no date announced for when patient intake will begin
David Siksik’s family says they have accepted the decision after 13-day land, air search
Girl was in youth protection services in Montreal, according to media reports
An excavator sits on Iqaluit’s Queen Elizabeth Way between Sinaa Street and Nipisa Street on Wedneday evening. That stretch of the road is closed as crews install access vaults to access underground utilities infrastructure. Traffic detours are scheduled to be in place until Nov. 14. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Larga Baffin’s boarding home services agreement runs until March 2028; Long-term agreement needed for expansion project to proceed
Inuit organization, three regional groups, open nomination periods to fill various leadership roles
Documentary on TB sanatoriums premièred in Iqaluit with discussion afterward
Funding is part of a $130-million federal investment in Inuit housing
GN is ramping up staff training on 3-year-old digital record system
Prosecutors have yet to announce whether officers will be charged
Family Services Department is unaware of number of children in its care, failed to do in-person checks, and didn’t support caregivers, report says
Money to go to 15 additional cabins, bringing number to 51 once they are all built
Rapid changes in sea ice, harms to wildlife, thawing permafrost and extreme weather events are top concerns
Edward George Zacher was posted in Kinngait when alleged incidents occurred
Territorial leader who held 4 portfolios says his family wants to be together
Cambridge Bay MLA proposes broadening definition of Inuit for hiring purposes
Almost 50 girls partake in on-ice drills, workouts with Toronto Sceptres players, coach
