Karen Alivaktuk broadcasts a public service announcement Tuesday as a host on Pangnirtung’s community radio station. Formerly a weekend host, Alivaktuk recently switched to hosting her show on weekdays. She reads announcements and invites community members to come on-air to read their own well-wishes. Other hosts at the radio station call bingo games over the airwaves for their listeners to play at home. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Water problems, power outage plagued community this year; Gjoa Haven Snowy Owls head to Kitikmeot Cup in Taloyoak on Friday
Negotiations for collective agreement have been underway since September
Single count relates to allegation of allowing edible caribou, muskox meat to spoil
B2Gold CEO says companies have a lot to learn from each other
Umar Kukkadi won March 30 byelection
Stevie Karpik takes a red piece from opponent Ricky Kilabuk during a game of checkers Monday evening at the Pangnirtung community centre. Karpik ended up winning the game. Approximately a dozen hunters come out six nights a week to play checkers at the venue, although anybody is welcome to join. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Remote-operated vehicles, new space for Ampere get funding
Paleah Kuniliusie sews a small tapestry last Friday at the Uqqurmiut Centre for Arts and Crafts in Pangnirtung. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Sammurtok plans to stay on as MLA while he fights charges, lawyer says
Former president’s January resignation triggers May 27 vote
Confirmed funding for Inuit-led university set to open in 2030 rises to $166 million
Mining company paying for materials and sealift delivery
Nazareth Dialla, 9, skids to a stop at Aksayuk Arena in Pangnirtung during a public skate on Sunday afternoon. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Jail Bail nets $1,200 in donated ‘bribes,’ enough to fund tournament
Thursday’s fire will reduce production by ‘small amount’ but no injuries reported, CEO says
Nunavut’s energy provider faces 9 charges under territory’s safety act
Local co-op board ‘impressed’ by expansion’s modular design
Peter Evvik shows off the lure that earned him the $5,000 grand prize in the Pangnirtung Hunters and Trappers Organization’s sculpin fishing derby on Saturday. Evvik caught the winning 43-cm sculpin by jigging. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Annual dogsled race winds down with celebration in Pond Inlet
QIA announces official results for roughly 500-kilometre dogsled race from Igloolik to Pond Inlet
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Community ends emergency order after outage, but water repairs continue
Federal government suspends fuel excise tax; GN announces subsequent shift in fuel prices
Mushers race final 50km of 500km journey from Igloolik to Pond Inlet
