Singer-songwriter scheduled to perform in Iqaluit next month for the Alianait Arts Festival
Naja P says she didn’t appreciate the musical potential of her Inuit culture and language until she started making music as a young adult.
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Funeral service for the England-born priest to be held Saturday in Yellowknife
Dual-use infrastructure could include housing, recreation centres, says Federation of Canadian Municipalities
MP wants update on report, which was due March 31
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Ottawa reportedly cutting long-promised $114.6M naval facility
Woman pulls in Arctic char within minutes of putting her line in the water
Last Friday, Ooloosie Parr and her two sisters snowmobiled about four and a half hours from Kinngait before finding the perfect spot to fish. “Us ladies started jigging and as soon as I got my hooks underwater, I caught that fish,” she said. Things got precarious for a moment when she thought her line might break. Parr says she brought the fish to town and gave it away for free. (Photo courtesy of Ooloosie Parr)
Husband of Gov. Gen. Mary Simon speaks at Toronto book launch for ‘From Ragged Ass Road to Rideau Hall’
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Volatility in fuel price and supply has led other airlines to cancel flights, reduce route schedules
Aluki Kotierk’s report overdue with no word on whether it’s still coming
Aluki Kotierk appointed to perform external review of food subsidy program; report was due 3 weeks ago
Thursday’s fire will reduce production by ‘small amount’ but no injuries reported, CEO says
Nunavut and Nunavik MPs have surprisingly avoided talking about recent government business
Federal government’s March 31 deadline to receive report passes
Prime Minister Mark Carney gets majority government nearly a year after taking power
Spring blizzard rolled into parts of Nunavut and Nunavik Monday afternoon
Canada is monitoring developments ‘to deter threats to Allied security’ in the Arctic, Global Affairs Canada spokesperson says
Co-op, GN representatives aren’t convinced it could work in the North
Federal government and RCMP owe Indigenous leaders an apology for spying, and the sooner, the better
