Joe Savikataaq says program should be open to elders from all communities
A pilot program to host an elder adviser in the legislative assembly was assailed as Iqaluit-centric by Arviat South MLA Joe Savikataaq, during a tense exchange in question period Friday.
Staff shortage cited; service reduction in effect until Nov. 12
Nunavut Court of Appeal earlier upheld NTI’s three-year-old lawsuit alleging discrimination
MLA for Clyde River and Qikiqtarjuaq decries lack of ground transportation options available to her constituents
New terminals are three times the size of the ones they are replacing
There have been numerous encounters with bears this year, says Alex Ishalook
Negotiations continuing between corporation, union
Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster says she worries Nunavut being left out of important federal discussions
New fishing vessel still needs fix for auxiliary engine
Patrick Woodcock, centre, an author and literacy instructor, receives the 2024 Council of the Federation Literacy Award for Nunavut, for his work helping Nunavummiut who are incarcerated. Woodcock was presented the award by Justice Minister David Akeeagok, left, and Premier P.J. Akeeagok at the legislative assembly on Tuesday. Woodcock is based in Iqaluit, and he hopes the award will help with fundraising for the continuation of his work under the national United for Literacy program. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
Halloween slideshow | People come out for games, costumes, and prizes at Sivuniit Middle School
Yellowish tinge, white spots in ribcage almost definitely caused by benign parasite, says biologist
Cabinet ministers, representatives from RCMP, NTI and Embrace Life Council sign five-year plan
Companies instead to fund new safety program in agreement reached with Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission, GN
Deputy Premier Pamela Gross, right, hands her one-year-old daughter Qimniq Simone Algik Wamikon Adjun Oniak to the child’s grandmother, Susie Fletcher, at the legislative assembly on Oct. 24. Gross’s child drew smiles from the cabinet ministers sitting on her mother’s side of the chamber throughout proceedings that day. Gross rose to thank her mother for her support, and wished her a happy birthday. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
15-year-old Rico Akpaleapik reported missing on Oct. 4
Students to get a say on name of future high school that will relieve pressure on 50-year-old Netsilik school
Health minister says department is looking at medical traveller volumes over past 3 years
Inuksuk II docked in Greece for maintenance more than 2 weeks after engine failure
Akeeagok questioned in legislative assembly over status of elders strategy
People remain suspicious of resource extraction even though more regulations are in place, says company director
Artist George Qavviu Ningark poses in his Kugaaruk home Wednesday with his drawings that reflect Inuit life in the Arctic. Ningark enjoys free-hand drawing Inuit hunters in action and Arctic wildlife. His artwork is dedicated to his mother whose Inuktitut name Nukiajuk, or ‘sea spirit,’ is depicted in his work as mermaids. Qavviu also draws his art on his handmade drums which have been sold across Canada. (Photo courtesy of George Qavviu Ningark)
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Book sheds new light on doomed quest for the Northwest Passage
Tommy Mucpa serving life sentence for murdering aunt in 2017
