Mathew Pits Kilabuk calls a number during Toonik Tyme bingo hosted by the City of Iqaluit. The event was held at the Elders Qammaq on Wednesday afternoon. Approximately 70 bingo players competed for gift cards and camping equipment from the Arctic Survival Store. (Photo by Daron Letts)
$214-million federal commitment coming to fruition four years after being announced
Application deadline is May 22
Students learning remotely until situation is fixed
Perry Akavak wins race from Iqaluit to Kimmirut and back Sunday, part of Toonik Tyme festivities
Chase Tugak takes top spot in Mini 200 snowmobile race
Madelyn Moore prepares to launch her business in May
Large crowd turns out for RCMP barbecue kickoff event; opening ceremony set for Friday evening
From Mexico City to Iqaluit, classical musician shares her passion for strings
4-day event includes children’s screenings Saturday; later festival moves on to Kinngait, Igloolik
Organizers finalizing schedule for action running April 16 to 19 in Iqaluit
Search occurred in same housing block where male was killed Friday but incidents not related, RCMP say
Craft sale, garbage bag fashion show, free swimming among events
Baffin Gas and Convenience closes Friday so the ‘North of North’ film crew can wrap its final afternoon of filming in Iqaluit this winter. Season 2 of the hit TV comedy series is planned to air on APTN, CBC and Netflix later this year. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Male victim dies from injuries at Qikiqtani General Hospital
Local clergy not following lead of Pope Leo’s anti-war message from Palm Sunday
Update on Long-term water project coming to council this month, city says
City council schedules event to correspond with Inuit Circumpolar Council general assembly
Privately run bus service adapting to passenger volume, community input
Ainsley Albert carves the likeness of her 10-year-old husky Shadow, who died from cancer last month, out of snow. “Just doing a memorial for him,” she said on Saturday, trying to hold back tears while putting the finishing touches on Shadow’s left ear. Albert spent over four hours in -30 C temperatures taking part in a snow sculpture event at the three-day Qaggiq festival that wrapped up Sunday near Sylvia Grinnell Park in Iqaluit. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
Event brings together dozens of performers, elders
Three small iglus near the road to Sylvia Grinnell Territorial Park are ready for Qaggiq 2026. The three-day cultural celebration, set to start at 4 p.m. on Friday, will include Inuit games, drum dancing lessons, a snow sculpture contest and a traditional clothing contest. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
Fictional hamlet of Ice Cove swells by 60 residents in a single day as ‘North of North’ producers recruit extras in Iqaluit
Boil water advisory remains at Iqaluit elementary school after break repaired
Builders and apprentices prepare snow-block structures for Qaggiq 2026
