- Quebec’s education ministry to investigate funding to Nunavik school board
- Iqaluit organization shares country food with elders
- Inquest jury rules death of Kinngait man shot by police was suicide
- Inukjuak joins Nunavik’s new emergency call system
- ‘Justice has been served’: Family reacts to guilty plea in Inuit fraud case
- Crash Test Dummies pumped for weekend shows in Cambridge Bay
- Officer had no options to avoid shooting Kinngait man in 2020: expert
- Arctic hares take advantage of open patches of snow in Baker Lake
- Search team finds missing snowmobilers from Puvirnituq
- Housing bureau pushing for major repairs in Nunavik homes
- Arctic Winter Games works to accommodate athletes who need Canadian passports
- Partner feared Kinngait man might harm himself on day he was shot by police
- Nunavik MP wants to change Criminal Code on hate speech
- Iqaluit city budget proposes millions in spending, no tax hike
- Kitikmeot Trade Show opens with goal of building connections: organizer
- Iqaluit carver Johnny Manning finishes a Dancing Bear
- Chamber of mines names new executive director
- Nunavik’s Elisapie nominated for 2 Junos
- Iqaluit food centre gets funding boost for expansion, renovation
- Officer had ‘no other options’ than to shoot Kinngait man, inquest hears
- Makivvik election sees sharp drop-off in voter turnout
- Elder helps launch Inuit athletic competition in Ottawa
- Governor General sends King Charles ‘best wishes’ following cancer diagnosis
- Officer feared knife-wielding Kinngait man might kill partner
- Inuit Games take over Ottawa’s TD Arena