Iqaluit middle school students return to stage with ‘Annie Jr.’
Aqsarniit Middle School youth prepare to host performances on March 1 and 2
Aqsarniit Middle School students are heading back onstage with a musical production of Annie Jr.
Aqsarniit Middle School youth prepare to host performances on March 1 and 2
Aqsarniit Middle School students are heading back onstage with a musical production of Annie Jr.
Nunavut International Film Festival marks its fourth year with showings at Astro Theatre
Business owner eyes distribution of custom-made Inuit products across Canada and the world
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City will spend $907,900 to buy water truck, two sewage trucks from N.W.T. supplier
If council approves plan, it could lead to 40 to 60 new single-family homes in Tundra Valley area
Judge recommends Mosesee Nakashook serve time in territory instead of southern prison; attack happened in 2020
This year’s events run from April 5 to 14
‘At the end of the day, you can feel it more,’ one athlete says of more intense drills
City’s 2024 budget was approved Feb. 13; includes no tax increases for residents
$2 increase a challenge for those who don’t make money, one elder says
Councillors use secret-ballot, ranked vote to replace Jack Anawak, who resigned days after being sworn in
Councillors expected to choose from applicants next week; seat became vacant when Jack Anawak resigned
Iqaluit elders receive more than 100 packages of country food Thursday, including caribou, Arctic char and other essentials, from the Nunavummi Disabilities Makinnasuaqtiit Society at the Elders Qammaq. (Photo by Livete Ataguyuk)
City’s finance committee backs $82M capital plan; $58M operating budget
Cold weather didn’t stop Johnny Manning from finishing off one of his Dancing Bear carvings in Iqaluit Wednesday. The high temperature for the day was – 20 C with a chance of light snow. (Photo by Livete Ataguyuk)
Total cost of two-year project is just over $1M
Justin Trudeau names Stephanie Bernard as one of nation’s ‘groundbreaking trailblazers’ of Black excellence
North Shore Pro Wrestling fights left audience chanting ‘This is awesome!’
Dylan “Double D” Donavan flies off the top rope into his opponent Zak Patterson. North Shore Pro Wrestling brought big hits and flying bodies to Iqaluit’s Aqsarniit hotel on Saturday night, and the show was greeted by a rowdy, energetic crowd. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Billowing black smoke caused by ‘impacted generators,’ not fire, electricity company says
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Carrefour Nunavut hosts event; ‘goal is to make a network for people’ says organizer
Franco-Centre, North Shore Pro Wrestling promise a ‘memorable’ show featuring 14 wrestlers
Information on gun safety will also be provided as part of Firearm Safety Nunavut campaign
National Gathering on Unmarked Burials concludes Thursday