Men's volleyball round robin ends, team to play final game for placement in rankings
Another 3-0 loss wasn’t the result Nunavut’s men’s volleyball team hoped for in their final match at Canada Summer Games, but the coach and players are celebrating their achievements nonetheless. This is the first time Nunavut is competing in team sports at the summer games and organizers have said at this point it’s more about...
At Canada Summer Games, Nunavut men's and women's teams both play northern rivals Team Yukon on Thursday
Team ready to bounce back from double losses on first day of competition at Canada Games
At Canada Summer Games, Team Nunavut lost 3-0 in first game against P.E.I. Tuesday
Territory’s women lost 0-3 in first-ever indoor volleyball game at Canada Summer Games
Women’s, men’s tournaments start Tuesday in second week of national competition
Ever Deadly will screen at the Toronto International Film Festival in September
Month after Canada release, Pangnirtung-set sci-fi still putting director, teenage cast to work
Tusarnitut! Music Born of the Cold is a passion project for Montreal musicology professor and co-curator Jean-Jacques Nattiez
‘This journey has really changed my life,’ says Reuben Qaunaq, of Arctic Bay
While homily reflected on significance of elders, references to Catholic Church’s role in residential school system were limited
Sidonie Nirlungayuk, 77, travels to Alberta for papal visit
Pope Francis issues long-awaited apology on Canadian soil for harms caused by Catholic clergy in residential school system
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No immediate information about distribution in Nunavut or Nunavik
Elisapee Pootoogook, 61, died Nov. 12 in Montreal after seeking shelter in condo construction site
Ottawa police say they are still investigating January park sign defacement
Selected youth will be invited to attend a senate committee on Aboriginal peoples this fall
Tyler Hikoalok accused of killing woman in Ottawa in 2018; trial expected to take 5 weeks
Medical boarding home on track to start yearlong site plan approval process
Planning committee already gave green light to proposal for 350-bed boarding facility for Nunavummiut
Tyler Hikoalok accused of killing Elisabeth Salm in 2018 in Ottawa
New agreement will establish a council to provide networking, training opportunities for Indigenous groups
No date yet for when Ottawa city council will consider final approval for centre that houses Inuit in city for medical care
Governor General’s National Indigenous Peoples Day message urges Canadians to enjoy the day, while reflecting on the history
A room dedicated to remembering missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls is part of the new Native Women’s Association of Canada headquarters in Gatineau, Que. The new headquarters — which officially opens Tuesday afternoon to coincide with National Indigenous Peoples Day — is in a former bank, with the memorial room located inside an open vault. Lynne Groulx, the association’s CEO, describes the room as colonial space that has been reclaimed. The headquarters also includes spaces for meetings, ceremonies, crafting and a coffee shop serving roasts from Indigenous-owned companies. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Facility provides accommodation for Nunavummiut seeking specialized medical care in Canada’s capital
Juno-nominated group will perform at the Canadian Museum of History’s grand hall on June 19
Tyler Hikoalok accused of killing Ottawa librarian Elisabeth Salm in 2018
