Nunavut artist wins $25,000 as finalist in Sobey Art Award contest
Tarralik Duffy picked up $25,000 as a finalist in the Sobey Art Award contest and her work is now exhibited at the National Gallery of Canada, but the Inuk artist from Coral Harbour is already thinking about what’s next.
Program’s funding ends in March 2026; intervening time will be used to develop new program, says Mandy Gull-Masty
GoFundMe raises more than $7,000 for survivors of sexual assault, harassment to retain legal support
Ottawa actor Zorga Qaunaq, left, who plays Millie on the CBC show “North of North,” models winterwear designed by artist Ittuvik Paquet of Salluit. The pair strutted in the Crafted on the Catwalk event Tuesday at the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq. It was Paquet’s third time featuring work at the annual show. (Photo courtesy of Sherri Van Went/Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq)
Two-day event organized by Isaruit Inuit Arts to highlight theme ‘Where We Are From’
Program that supports Inuit children and youth will not be funded beyond 2025-26
Joshua Qiyuk, 21, was an aspiring chef; found dead on Oct. 22
NDP MP says needs of Indigenous people must be acted on in government spending plan
Ottawa Inuit, Nunavummiut, restaurant workers and friends hold vigil for stabbing victim
Death of Ottawa cook under investigation after he was found stabbed on Meadow Park Place
Treasurer resigns citing governance issues as former CEO Nastania Mullin’s status remains unclear
Partnership announced last week still in the early stages, but long-term hope is to bring defence technology manufacturing North
21-year-old originally from Baker Lake found dead in Meadow Park Place Oct. 22, victim of stabbing
Commentators praise fans at Storehouse Bar and Grill during World Series broadcast
Toronto attraction adds new display paying tribute to Nunavut, N.W.T. and Yukon
Victim identified as Joshua Qiyuk believed to be from Nunavut
Asenath Qamaniq, 32, was last in contact with someone in late August
National organization represents Inuit women and children
Aasiva to perform Thursday night at the Folk Music Ontario Conference
Park signage to be updated using developer fees; plaque may follow
Amanda Kilabuk accepts an honour from the Ottawa Redblacks Canadian Football League team on Friday evening. Kilabuk was recognized for her role as a member of Ontario’s Indigenous Women’s Advisory Council and for her work as part of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls working group. The on-field presentation was held during a home game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. (Photo courtesy of Tim Austen/Freestyle Photography)
Tarralik Duffy turns everyday items into hand-sewn sculptures
Canadian Museum of Nature exhibit features interactive displays, Inuit knowledge-sharing in a modern context
Fifth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation marked with ceremony in Ottawa
Teena Kakee, Jennifer Kilabuk celebrated by Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
