Nunatsiaq News holds its own in the first calendar year since Online News Act took effect
Nunatsiaq readers continued to like our news coverage in 2024, even without being able to give it a thumbs-up on Facebook. Last year, Nunatsiaq News had more than two million visits to its website — 2,053,421 to be precise.
Desire for territory dates back to Monroe Doctrine
One candidate announced for Nunavut, 2 in Nunavik
Federal, territorial elections and wild uncertainty in the U.S. promise interesting times ahead
Nation tries to expand northern presence as Canada increases spending on foreign policy in region
Experts discuss television shows and movies by and about Inuit
Nunatsiaq News reporters captured flying wrestlers, celebratory performances and more
Inuit arranged-marriage tradition was part obediance, part survival
‘The tall minister’ recalls his experiences performing marriages
Ann Hanson explores the Inuit tradition of arranged marriages
Parliament Hill’s year-end disarray is bad news for the country — including Nunavut and Nunavik
Nobel Peace Prize nominee reflects on her career in politics and activism
Advisory panel makes recommendations and provides guidance on food subsidy program
Canada’s northern regions set to get a $34.7M boost
Author Donna Adams awarded top prize in writing contest at Iqaluit event
National report calls for federal spending and to write mental health care into law
Prioritize funding and let Indigenous communities take the lead, says Indigenous Council for Wah-ila-toos
It’s hard to miss the symbolism of ITK initiative to commemorate Inuit homeland on new toonie
Anishinaabe judge, who led commission that made 94 calls to action, dies in Winnipeg
Baffin chamber of commerce and Makivvik Corp. announce plans for ‘Aqsarniit’ in Ottawa in February
This month, Inuktut became first Indigenous language in Canada to be added to platform
Deutsche Aircraft’s new D328eco turboprop set for operation in 2027
Station will be available across Canada starting Jan. 20, 2025
Timing of food subsidy program’s review suggests Liberal government wants to neutralize northern election issue
Sun is at its maximum activity so aurora borealis is extending to more areas
