Nutrition North review deadline passes with no sign of report
Federal government picked Aluki Kotierk to lead external review of the food subsidy program more than a year ago
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With Nunavut devolution 1 year away, what’s happening?
Here’s a look at how leaders are getting ready for sweeping changes coming to territory’s governance
Ottawa rejects NTI request for Inuit exemption on assault-style weapons ban
Owners of newly prohibited weapons have until Oct. 30 to dispose of them
New Pangnirtung mayor says he’s listening, wants to build trust
Mayor Umar Kukkadi says priorities include strengthening hamlet teamwork and launching elders committee
RCMP surveillance of Indigenous leaders was ‘completely wrong’: Tagak Curley
Longtime Nunavut leader calls for apology, compensation after CBC report spotlights investigations into ‘native extremism’
Umar Kukkadi elected mayor of Pangnirtung in byelection
Turnout reported at nearly 32 per cent
Nunatsiaq News earns 22 award nominations
Annual QCNA competition reflects breadth of newspaper’s work, editor says
Qulliq worker death case waiting on victim impact statement, says lawyer
Incident in 2024 resulted in death of Noah Paniyuk in Naujaat
Preliminary hearing opens for Resolute Bay man charged with murder
Babah Kalluk accused of killing his mother in 2024; hearing expected to last 4 days
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Clyde River small craft harbour nears completion
Hamlet to manage facility through new non-profit harbour authority
MLAs broaden goals in favour of more general priorities for coming term
Specific aims, like aging with dignity and expanding housing, replaced by uplifting families, investing in a brighter future
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Can shopping online make northern groceries cheaper? Ottawa funding research to find out
Nine organizations share $2.2M to study food security
Gjoa Haven water meeting is a chance to press for accountability, resident says
Local, GN leaders to answer questions about 3-month service disruption
ATCO buys 40% stake in company behind Grays Bay project
West Kitikmeot Resources Corp. president calls deal ‘huge step up’ in credibility for raising money to build $1.2B road and port
Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries set to become Canada’s largest shrimp harvester with new ship
Vessel will nearly double company’s annual harvest
Nunavut’s top public health doctor optimistic over TB numbers
Public awareness and education key to ending tuberculosis by 2030, says Dr. Ekua Agyemang
Aurora borealis by the beach
The northern lights dance over the beach in Pangnirtung on March 14. Photographer Simeonie Lucassie Aakeeshoo Akpik says catching the display depends on timing but he has been “lucky so far,” with the aurora visible in the community almost every night. (Photo by Simeonie Lucassie Aakeeshoo Akpik)
Cambridge Bay to build $6M youth centre with local Inuit firm
Facility replaces centre lost to 2022 fire and will include Makerspace, arts, and traditional programming
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Nunatsiaq News up for National Newspaper Award for JBNQA section
3rd straight year newspaper earns nomination for national prize
Conservation group asks court to review ‘scope’ of Grays Bay project
Impact of shipping, trucking in ‘sensitive region’ needs closer look, says Oceans North
Rankin Inlet’s new airport terminal to open in April
Project has been delayed, but first phase is nearly complete, transportation and infrastructure minister says
Arviat takes Polar Bear Plate hockey gold in Rankin Inlet
Team takes title with shutout win over hometown club
Greenhouse harvests ice amid water disruption in Gjoa Haven
Water for plants boiled and tested before use, says supervisor