Canada-U.S. trade war will increase cost of living for Nunavummiut already struggling, Akeeagok says; Quebec can defend itself in trade war, come out stronger, Legault says
Nunavummiut will feel the pain resulting from a Canada-U.S. trade war, but Premier P.J. Akeeagok called on the territory to stand “with team Canada” and its “strong and decisive response” to tariffs imposed by U.S.
Police say anybody who gives personal details in response to these texts should contact their financial institution immediately
Final edition of 59-year-old paper went to print Jan. 9
Transport plane’s visits part of mission to test aircraft in Arctic conditions, KRG says more could come
Canada’s first Inuit language channel will be available on basic cable packages after CRTC’s approval last October
As possible tariff hike looms, premier to tout territory’s critical mineral potential
Arnaud Maldague travels from Kugaaruk to southernmost point of Argentina without using fossil fuels
Nunatsiaq News holds its own in the first calendar year since Online News Act took effect
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
