Members of Nunavut’s sixth legislative assembly pose for a group photo after being sworn in in November 2021 — which explains the COVID-19 masks. With an election coming on Oct. 27, Nunavut voters get to decide which MLAs will get four more years or whether to let new politicians run the territory. (File photo by Mélanie Ritchot)
Nunavummiut should ask themselves what Ronald Reagan asked Americans
After U.S. presidential candidate Ronald Reagan asked Americans in 1980, “Are you better off than you were four years ago?” it has been a simple test for voters. As Nunavummiut prepare to elect a new territorial government on Oct.
About 60 people gather on the shore of Coronation Gulf in Kugluktuk after Saturday’s walk in memory of Angella Rose Kuliktana, who died in a drunk-driving crash 13 years ago. Some participants carried posters with Kuliktana’s image and played her favourite song, “Safe and Sound,” by Capital Cities. Angella Rose’s mother Christine Kuliktana organized the walk and said she hopes it will help raise awareness about impaired driving. (Photo courtesy of Christine Kuliktana)