Carney’s cabinet includes Nunavik’s Mandy Gull-Masty
All provinces, North get representation
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a cabinet Tuesday with a mix of new, familiar — and northern — faces as well as some veteran Liberal MPs.
Montreal’s new cultural centre celebrates Inuit creativity
Sanaaq Centre is officially open, named for Nunavik author Mittiarjuq Attasie Nappaaluk’s historic novel
Meet the new Pope: Will Leo XIV follow Francis’s lead in Indigenous reconciliation?
Thousands cheer as new pontiff introduced Thursday at the Vatican in Rome
Nunavik printmaking revival celebrated at Ottawa Art Gallery
26 contemporary prints created by Inuit artists are on display until Aug. 24
Public alert system test scheduled across most of Canada
People can expect a 30-second announcement on TV, radio and phones Wednesday afternoon
Iqaluit kayak builders invited to work at Canadian Canoe Museum
Qajakkut Society members to build on site at Canadian Canoe Museum this fall
‘Connecting is healing,’ says organizer of Ottawa MMIWG2S+ vigil
About 50 people gather at annual event to remember Inuit women and girls who have been killed or gone missing
Carney promises to ‘build big, build bold’ in 1st news conference since election
Prime minister’s agenda targets cost-of-living relief with GST cuts, affordable housing construction
2 Ottawa events scheduled to mark Red Dress Day
Urban Inuit non-profit plans candlelight vigil Friday, then Ottawa Aboriginal Coalition has ceremony Monday
Liberals poised to govern after strong showing Monday
Early results show Liberals narrowly ahead in a tight two-party race against Conservatives; majority is possible
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Familiar faces will return to Parliament after federal election
Many Liberal cabinet ministers re-elected after long election night
Inuit innovation on display at exhibition of rare Kinngait drawings
‘Worlds on Paper: Drawings from Kinngait’ at McMichael gallery in Ontario until Aug. 24
Ottawa Inuit help carve ‘modern artifacts’
Jimmy Kooneeliusie from Qikiqtarjuaq, left, and Bobby Uttuigak from Igloolik varnish wooden seal-hunting harpoons they carved at Ottawa’s Isaruit Inuit Arts’ wood and metal workshop. Guided by sculptor Ruben Komangapik, they are learning to make traditional Inuit tools like ulus from modern materials for Tungasuvvingat Inuit. Uttuigak joined in November and is learning “new tricks,” Komangapik said. (Photo by Nehaa Bimal)
Missing woman from Nunavut found
Woman reported missing in Ottawa on Monday
Teen brings Inuktitut to House of Commons
Iqaluit-born figure skater Kaniq Allerton participated in the 2025 Forum for Young Canadians in Ottawa
Indigenous woman reported missing in Ottawa
Ottawa Police Service asks for help to locate Beronica Oqqallak, 36
Algonquin College launches new Indigenous studies programs
Algonquin College’s Ottawa campus launches a one-year certificate and two-year diploma in Indigenous studies
‘I’m so proud to be an Inuk woman’: Inuit singers celebrate Juno wins
Elisapie, Deantha Edmunds receive awards at Vancouver gala Saturday
Reflecting on manilaaksiuniq or navigating rough ice in Sanirajak
“You will experience hardship in life, that’s manilaaksiuniq, or rough ice,” said Isaruit Arts elder consultant Asenath Kannutaq. She lit the qulliq to start the second day of the Creators’ Conference in Ottawa. She spoke with attendees about being on the ice with her father in Sanirajak, maintaining a qamutiik, navigating blizzards, and giving her pualuuk, or mittens, to her mother to keep her hands warm. (Photo by Nehaa Bimal)
Nunavut woman missing in Ottawa found safe, police say
Ottawa Police Service say 40-year-old woman last seen March 25 in Ottawa’s east end found and is safe
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Inuit culture ‘has to be living,’ artist tells Ottawa conference
Naullaq Arnaquq speaks on Inuit knowledge sharing and reclaiming traditions
LETTER | Saint-Jerôme inmates appreciate elders’ visits
Ottawa police seek public’s help to find missing Nunavut woman
Anna Pitseolak, 40, last seen March 25 in Ottawa’s east end; police concerned for her safety
Iqaluit chef reaches ‘Mount Rushmore’ of Canadian cuisine
Sheila Flaherty says it was a great honour to be one of the guest Canadian judges on ‘Top Chef’ TV show
Elisapie, Deantha Edmunds nominated for multiple Juno Awards
Ceremony scheduled for Sunday evening in Vancouver