Indigenous leaders across Canada concerned Bill C-5 being passed without proper consultation
Indigenous leaders across the country, including the head of Canada’s national Inuit organization, are raising concerns over a bill being fast-tracked through Parliament which they say may infringe on treaty rights and obligations.
Vancouver artist Alano Edzerza draws up totem pole rendition of search engine logo
Silla honours tradition with release of “Inua”; Looks to the future with “Sila is Boss”
Mykyla Allakariallak aims for spot in elite under-18 league, followed by college hockey
Lawyer, musician Andrew Morrison connects Canada’s history of colonization to Palestinian experience
‘North of North’ success has been ‘weird’ but maybe not surprising, says actor at CBC event
Provincial state of emergency might make hotel rooms harder to find but boarding homes are under capacity, GN says
Penn-co Construction to unveil piece Thursday at ceremony honouring Indigenous voices and narratives
Tarralik Duffy among 6 finalists vying for $100,000 top prize
Exhibit showcases Normee Ekoomiak’s work for first time, featuring newly documented 27-metre scroll
Ceremony marks return to Parliament for former MP, who joins Independent Senators Group as Nunavut’s representative in Senate
Idlout, fellow NDPer Leah Gazan say treatment of Indigenous children and youth has become a crisis
King Charles opens 45th Parliament, mentions boosts for northern security, nation-building projects
Royal couple arrives by horse-drawn carriage, marking first throne speech from a monarch in 48 years
King Charles, Queen Camilla attend first public event Monday after arriving in Canada to deliver throne speech Tuesday
Inuit health centre terminates contract with Spartan Security after violent incident in March
Visit comes 50 years after Charles’s Arctic trip, part of a 1975 cross-country tour
Ottokie Kelly, 51, died in 2024 house fire
Northern Canada Post workers won’t be part of strike; Canada Post warns all of its post offices will be affected though
Salluit-born singer Elisapie performs at the National Arts Centre Tuesday in Ottawa during Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami’s Tapiriit 2025 celebration. The singer-songwriter captivated the crowd with songs from her 2023 album “Inuktitut,” inviting them to dance along to reimagined hits like Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time” and Queen’s “I Want to Break Free,” as well as her single “Wolves Don’t Live by the Rules.” (Photo by Nehaa Bimal)
A look back at Tuesday’s event where $3.7M was awarded to northern non-profit organizations
Ottawa event celebrates Inuit food, culture for about 700 guests at National Arts Centre
$1-million prize goes to Yukon-based health group; Nunavik group’s work also honoured at Ottawa event
All provinces, North get representation
Sanaaq Centre is officially open, named for Nunavik author Mittiarjuq Attasie Nappaaluk’s historic novel
