Hop … skip … jump in Alaska
Nunavik athlete competes in triple jump at Arctic Winter Games
Christopher May of Team Nunavik competes during the Arctic Sports triple jump at the Arctic Winter Games in Palmer, Alaska, on Monday. The Games opened Sunday and run until Saturday. May finished 21st in that event, according to the Games website, with a jump of 7.633 metres. The winner was Leif Richards, of Alaska, who jumped 9.779 metres. Other competitors from Nunavik were Steven Aupaluk, 9.087 metres, sixth place; Gabriel Kulula, 6.776 metres, 27th place; Aqigi Kulula, 4.521 metres, 29th; and Paul Kulula Jr., 4.807 metres, 30th place. Nunavut was represented by Joelie Satuqsi, 8.681 metres, 10th place; Kevin Kritterdlik, 8.268 metres, 16th; Barry Turner, 7.322 metres, 22nd; and Austin Mullins, 7.093 metres, 23rd. (Photo by Dustin Patar, special to Nunatsiaq News)
Nunatsiaq, you need to do a better job with your website. When it was reorganized, you said it was to give a better look and feel to the readers, but I don’t think it does.
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Under the “Highlight” section, you still have an article there from February 5th, and it’s about a wrestling event in Iqaluit. Move it along.
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Under the “Trending” stories, you have a couple articles which will be 4 weeks old tomorrow. Move it along.
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Meanwhile, it’s hard to even find some more recent stories. If you click on the “Nunavut” link or the “Iqaluit” link, you get a highlight of 5 stories but it’s iffy from there.