Nunavut athletes honoured in Ottawa

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NTI commits $40.8M in federal funding toward health initiatives

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Kuujjuaq’s former elders’ home to be repurposed as homeless shelter

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Nunavik school board to pilot sex-education program

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Makivvik wants to end time changes in Nunavik — but eyes next year for it

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Canada’s oceans envoy meets with QIA in Iqaluit to discuss marine protection

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Horror writer Jamesie Fournier shares scares in print and on screen

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City closer to approving $216M budget for infrastructure in 2027

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Jimmy Bell – An Arctic trader

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Inuit Child First Initiative needs to be universal

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News quiz Oct. 24 | Time for an education

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Judge puts Mary River Mine’s future in hands of neutral decision-makers

Final say over the future of the Mary River iron mine is in the hands of two neutral, court-appointed parties, an Ontario judge has ordered. Justice Jana Steele’s decision on Oct. 14 comes as Baffinland Iron Mines Corp.

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Inuit-owned companies seek private capital in Toronto

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Company celebrates 20 years of recruiting northern workers

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Social media ban for children would be
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FCNQ expanding Montreal warehouse with $26M renovation

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Housing, homelessness in focus in Ottawa’s Rideau-Vanier race

Six candidates are vying to represent Ottawa’s Rideau-Vanier ward ahead of next week’s municipal election, with housing, homelessness and support for the Inuit community among campaign issues.

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Federal government ends NunatuKavut’s bid for Indigenous rights

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Ottawa should help Nunavut with high medical travel costs, Main says

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ITK seeks $10M from Ottawa for national Inuit identity card

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Housing

Iqaluit’s low-barrier shelter to open in January

This story was updated on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026, at 12:50 p.m. ET. Uquutaq Society’s new $40-million low-barrier shelter is slated to open in Iqaluit in January. The new building is located downtown at 158 Nipisa St., near The Snack Restaurant.

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Advocates say Inuit no longer welcome to gather at Ottawa underpass; police say otherwise

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Nunavut faces ‘worst housing crisis in Canada,’ MP says

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‘Unacceptable’ for officer who killed Clyde River man to avoid inquest: Coroner

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Coast guard prepares to survey Arctic using Israeli-made drone

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Qikiqtarjuaq man forfeits right to jury trial after sleeping in

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Iqaluit woman charged with 2nd-degree murder

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Elder van project could hit the streets in 2027, premier says

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