Study shows herd is recovering well after previous collapse, researcher says
Scientists studying Baffin Island’s caribou herds say there has been a ten-fold recovery of the population in the past decade.
Nomination period opens Jan. 26; vote follows resignation of former mayor Lynn Mike
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Nunavut artist also planning to debut new play based on novel ‘Split Tooth’
Players preparing for pre-game camp in Yellowknife before Games open in March
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Arctic Matters | Former senator pays tribute to longtime South Baffin MLA and former Kimmirut mayor
Leak found in water line between lake and treatment plant
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Series earns all 5 nods in its category at the Writers Guild of Canada Screenwriting Awards
Lack of Inuit input affects environment and hunting, speakers say
Crown halts prosecution one month after arrest
Qikiqtani Inuit Association president Olayuk Akesuk says Inuit should play role in collecting data
Utility says no electronic records were affected
Eutelsat wants to provide access to existing network
Participants warned to bring vaccination records, could face 21-day isolation if exposure occurs at events
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No other information offered; officials cite privacy concerns
Alison Crowe applies for judicial review of her exclusion from board’s criminal defence panel
John Main looks ahead as new government takes shape
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Report of firearm led to temporary lockdown in community
Aggu MLA Edward Attagutaluk takes the oath of office at the Nunavut legislature in Iqaluit Thursday. He won the re-do election in Aggu after the initial October vote ended in a tie. The other 21 MLAs were sworn in in November. This week, Attagutaluk is getting oriented at the legislature, which he said he had never been inside before. “Igloolik is not being left out anymore,” he said, adding he’s “ready to get to work.” With him are RCMP Staff Sgt. Maj. Pauline Melanson, left, and Nunavut Commissioner Eva Aariak, right. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Emily Joanasie sees colour as an important part of her creations
Study examines the end of the universal food voucher program paints bleak picture in Nunavut
