- Taissumani, April 21
- Nunavik co-op federation enjoyed profitable year in 2017
- Ottawa to spend $94.3M on better Arctic sealift infrastructure
- Photo: Nunavut singer-songwriter signs to Iqaluit music label
- Legal Ease, April 20
- BRCC removes former president Ike Haulli from its board
- Nunavik family still seeks answers, police support in woman’s death
- NDP MPs press for papal apology to survivors of residential school
- Photo: Mary Simon named High North Hero
- Cuppa Joe and a new place to go: hip café comes to Iqaluit
- Iqaluit comedy show will honour Nanauq Kusugak
- Photo: Sled dogs passing a ski-mounted Twin Otter
- Judge offers insights into Nunavut jail riot
- A tale of two Nunavut arts communities, and youth working together
- Big money sunk into Nunavut town’s water woes
- Photo: The Cape Pang Art Hang
- Nunavut sexual predator must pay $1.22 million to his victims
- Northern lights shine south in Toronto outdoor exhibit
- Iqaluit’s Uquutaq Society eyes expansion to improve service for the homeless
- Photo: The northern lights, down south
- Researcher hopes Nunavut driftwood offers clues to changing Arctic climate
- What you read on Nunatsiaq.com from April 8 to April 15
- Nunavik residents worried about summer dam spill
- National revenue minister gets an earful from Nunavut business
- Photo: Kuujjuaq Pee Wees celebrate win