Team Nunavut wrestler Gail Kuksuk, centre, from Arviat, announces upcoming matches in Inuktitut on Wednesday at the Canada Summer Games in St. John’s, N.L. In addition to wrestling, Nunavut’s indoor volleyball teams are also competing this week. Pictured with Kuksuk is Nunavut wrestling team manager Paula Cziranka, left, and an unidentified Summer Games volunteer. (Photo courtesy of Penny Rogers/Canada Summer Games)
Territory’s team sees wins in wrestling, men’s volleyball Wednesday
Team Nunavut indoor volleyball teams play it close but fall in first matches; wrestlers open on Wednesday
Team Nunavut’s wrestlers and volleyball players prepare to face competition from across Canada
Team Nunavut indoor volleyball player Khaylle Sarte, facing the camera, gets a hug from Sonja Lonsdale, the team’s assistant chef de mission for Week 2, after arriving in St. John’s, N.L., Sunday to compete at the Canada Summer Games. Indoor volleyball matches begin Tuesday for the men’s and women’s teams, while the wrestling competition opens Wednesday. Last week, Nunavut’s men’s and women’s basketball and beach volleyball teams competed at the Games. (Photo courtesy of Volodymyr Steliha/Canada Summer Games)
Held every 2 years, Masters meet showcases diversity of sports and cultures from Indigenous people
Business as usual for northern airlines as over 10,000 flight attendants in the south prepare to strike Saturday
Theme revolves around birds and their cultural significance in Inuit Nunangat
Fans show appreciation for men’s and women’s teams effort on the court
Organizers looking into Nunavut athletes’ travel itineraries
Nunavut players use time off to explore other sports and the festivities
Men’s and women’s teams prepare for evening matches at Canada Summer Games
Basketball, beach volleyball teams face tough competition in matches Sunday, Monday
Quaqtaq singer-songwriter says new work themed around traditional Inuit legends
Inuit throat singers share stage with Maori and Australian Aboriginals
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Saturday’s opening ceremony, competitions can be watched live online
Beach volleyball player Benjamin Alivaktuk to wave territorial flag during opening ceremony Saturday
14 young people from five Nunavut communities selected to represent the territory
Men’s, women’s teams training in Ottawa before heading to competition in St. John’s, N.L.
Funding talks with federal government delay contract for 350-bed medical boarding facility in Ottawa
Contract coming to replace defective wooden stocks
Council of the Federation’s three-day meeting ends with premiers agreeing to cut ‘red tape’
Premiers sign memorandum of understanding at Council of the Federation meeting in Ontario
