This map was unveiled March 31 during a news conference hosted by Quebec Native Women in Quebec City. (Photo courtesy of Quebec Native Women/UQO)
Justice
Database charts cases dating back to 1950
Nunavik has the most cases involving missing or murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirited people of all of Quebec’s regions, according to a new database unveiled Tuesday.
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Federal government picked Aluki Kotierk to lead external review of the food subsidy program more than a year ago
Arts and Culture
Artwork at Isaruit conference created by artists in Iqaluit, Arctic Bay and Ottawa
News
George Anguttitauruq died after arrest in N.W.T. capital Thursday, brother says; Saskatchewan RCMP launch external investigation
Education
Recognized organizations to confirm eligibility for specific scholarships, grants and enrolment
Education
Joshua Qiyuk, 21, from Baker Lake was found stabbed to death in Ottawa last year
Politics
‘The knives will be out,’ cautions Peter Ittinuar, who also crossed the floor of the House of Commons more than 4 decades ago
Arts and Culture
AFN Chief Cindy Woodhouse reveals 5 of 47 First Nations items returned to Canada last December
Arts and Culture
Release is a condemnation of militarism
Business
P.J. Akeeagok discusses the North’s potential at prospectors conference in Toronto
Education
5-day trip exposes participants to post-secondary options, pro hockey and a bit of shopping
Sports
Calgary Flames, Los Angeles Kings to faceoff in match called by Rankin Inlet broadcast team
Justice
Nastania Mullin alleges reputational harm in lawsuit
Business
Mary Simon, Natan Obed deliver opening remarks at 3-day Hudson Bay Summit in Ottawa
Justice
Decision shows ‘how little our justice system thinks women matter,’ family spokesperson says
News
Annual march in Montreal honours victims while repeating calls for improvements to system
News
Inuit-managed Torngat Mountains is part of series of releases celebrating national parks
Editorials
This is the wrong time for college to cut journalism program
Sports
Coaches say tournament is good training for upcoming Arctic Winter Games
Sports
‘It was a little brutal,’ coach says of tough competition at tournament
Politics
Bill C-10 seeks to strengthen accountability after decades of implementation delays
Arts and Culture
Framed photograph of Alert a deliberate nod to former prime minister’s Arctic priorities
Housing
Idlout asks federal government to commit to ending territory’s housing shortage
Arts and Culture
Photograph of Canadian Forces Station Alert recalls former prime minister’s 2006 Arctic trip
Arts and Culture
Snowscreen event features 7 films screened outdoors, hot chocolate and music