Nastania Mullin alleges reputational harm in lawsuit
Nastania Mullin, former chief executive officer of the Manitoba Inuit Association, is suing his former employer and the Inuit Association of Manitoba alleging he was wrongfully dismissed, denied severance and terminated in bad faith.
Mary Simon, Natan Obed deliver opening remarks at 3-day Hudson Bay Summit in Ottawa
Decision shows ‘how little our justice system thinks women matter,’ family spokesperson says
Annual march in Montreal honours victims while repeating calls for improvements to system
Inuit-managed Torngat Mountains is part of series of releases celebrating national parks
This is the wrong time for college to cut journalism program
Coaches say tournament is good training for upcoming Arctic Winter Games
‘It was a little brutal,’ coach says of tough competition at tournament
Bill C-10 seeks to strengthen accountability after decades of implementation delays
Framed photograph of Alert a deliberate nod to former prime minister’s Arctic priorities
Idlout asks federal government to commit to ending territory’s housing shortage
Photograph of Canadian Forces Station Alert recalls former prime minister’s 2006 Arctic trip
Snowscreen event features 7 films screened outdoors, hot chocolate and music
Idlout, Davies call planned purchase a threat to Canadian and Arctic sovereignty
‘Animism Today’ exhibit shines light on Inuit relationship of respect with nature and animals
Body of Ayla Egotik-Learn discovered in Alberta on Jan. 23; common-law partner charged with murder
Cambridge Bay woman moved to Edmonton area in 2024
NTI’s Igluvut Corp., and Ottawa pre-fab construction company among first to get work on new project
Puck drops at 7 p.m. ET at Ottawa’s Canadian Tire Centre
RCMP arrest suspect in Quebec after Canada-wide warrant was issued
Nunavut premier makes case in Ottawa that Arctic security includes taking care of the people who live there
Aim is to promote the sport across Canada, says hockey broadcaster Rogers
Federal fisheries minister’s approval would allow mammals to be moved to U.S.
Nunavut MP frustrated by Carney announcement she says does not address issues in the North
After besting Prince Edward Island team, the next challenge comes from Alberta on Monday afternoon
