Higher turnout in Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou despite polling problems in some communities
Voter turnout in Canada’s North fell well below the national participation rate in Monday’s federal election, according to unofficial results released by Elections Canada. In Nunavut, 36.
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Military and civilian investments needed, experts say
Winners announced May 13 in Ottawa
Darcie Bernhardt, Tarralik Duffy, Shirley Moorhouse, Guná (Megan Jensen) and Mathew Nuqingaq up for $465,000 in prize money
Group plays symbolic and practical role in Arctic
Sean Boyd speaks to delegates at Nunavut Mining Symposium
Whitney Lackenbauer says conversation is filled with inaccuracies
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Ottawa-based firm embraces ‘open’ approach to media relations, says managing partner
Federal government has history of making big promises during times of crisis but moving on when things settle down, says retired colonel
With election campaign in full swing, candidates are slow to come forward
Isaruit Inuit Arts creators conference in Ottawa provides forum for ideas
All 3 major federal party leaders are sharing ambitious plans to increase Canada’s military presence in the North
Canada’s new defense partnership with Australia expected to strengthen Five Eyes alliance amid growing threats from Russia, China
Our world in 2025 needs Canadian leadership in Arctic; fortunately it’s on their radar
Beijing announced Polar Silk Road strategy in 2018 to increase investment in far North
Announcement includes $6 billion for Arctic radar system; $420 million for Canadian Armed Forces; and $253 million in investments for Nunavut infrastructure
Deal could take as long as 6 months to go through
Funding extension an issue Trudeau wanted to see concluded before stepping down, Crown-Indigenous relations minister says
Letters | Igloolik man weighs in on pending airline sale
