Ex-CBC executive puts name forward for Sept. 18 election
Kevin Kablutsiak is putting his name forward for the upcoming Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami presidential election, hoping to become a president of “renewal.” “I think that this is a moment of opportunity.
Soccer association’s cost sharing regime is now ‘at least’ 70-30, up from 50-50
Local power plant getting a new generator, says Qulliq Energy Corp.
Workers to turn off power in order to hook new wharf to grid
Award-winning filmmaker and educator Lindsay McIntyre selected to lead national organization
Incident left 2 men injured and highlighted public safety concerns in the community
Clyde River system operational, others awaiting grid connection with QEC
Approximately 200-kilometre journey will end at winter caribou hunting grounds
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As 1st week of national competition ends, attention turns to wrestling, volleyball
Nunavut MP says delay benefits mining companies while creating uncertainty around investment in the territory
Her road to Food Network started with a phone call to a restaurant with bad service but amazing food
Blaze has dragged on for more than a month
Commemorative event attracts 200 people hoping for a glimpse of the hat
Musicians from Taloyoak, Gjoa Haven and Arviat join in first event since 2001
Hamlet expecting about 20 landings this season, down from 30 or more in previous years
Animals scared off by a boat; bears are occasional visitors to hamlet
New Nunavut Pride Society to plan parades in all 25 hamlets in the territory; meeting set for Tuesday night
Proceedings adjourned until Sept. 29; incident last year resulted in death of Noah Paniyuk
‘Saimanirnut’ was 2 years in the making, says Looee Arreak
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Longtime Grise Fiord resident thinks of himself as one of the few Inuk philosophers
Original search for Rico Akpaleapik ended last year; renewed search to start Saturday
Extra firefighters return to Iqaluit a week after deployment
Arctic Matters | This honorary Inuk’s imprint on Nunavut will continue to be felt for years
