Airplane, one-foot high kick, arm pull and and kneel jump included in roster of events
An Ottawa Inuit organization will hold its inaugural Southern Ontario Inuit Games on Feb. 3. Tungasuvvingat Inuit announced the games on Facebook last month.
Anniversary event to mark 25 years set for Jan. 11 to 13
Sometimes telling important stories requires a deep dive into data
Nunatsiaq News reporter writes about the challenges of covering a weeklong sports competition
Reporter Livete Ataguyuk shares his recollections from growing up on Broughton Island
Braden Kadlun Johnston, Hovak Johnston’s videos have amassed millions of views
History podcaster gives St. Nicholas a makeover with help from artificial intelligence app
Organizations in Clyde River, Iqaluit to use money to expand country food programs
Federal funding ‘will help train next generation of Inuit fishers,’ federal Northern Affairs Minister says
Winifred Nungak selected for honour by Quebec Council of Arts and Letters
Members want to distribute Christmas hampers to families, individuals in need this weekend
Inuk among several artists honoured at Rideau Hall ceremony
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon, right, presents an Artistic Achievement Award to visual artist Germaine Arnaktauyok at a ceremony honouring visual and media artists at Rideau Hall, the Governor General’s official residence in Ottawa, on Friday. (Photo by Sgt Anis Assari, courtesy of Rideau Hall)
Hundreds watched parade’s slow roll from Arctic Winter Games Arena to Nakasuk Elementary School
Public invited to take part in annual celebration
Take a pic with Santa, bake a festive cookie and string some lights for a chance to win prizes
‘Nick Sikkuark: Humour and Horror’ first retrospective devoted to late Kugaaruk artist
Meet seen as preparation for Arctic Winter Games
Gallery spotlights Inuit mid-century printed textiles
‘Little Songs’ a collection of 15 folk songs from Nunavik-born singer Beatrice Deer
It was a mostly one-sided affair Nov. 25 as the RCMP hockey team, in the red uniforms, defeated Iqaluit’s firefighters 7-3 in the Guns and Hoses charity hockey game. Close to 100 people attended the first responders’ matchup at the Arnaitok Arena to watch the RCMP win for the second straight year. The game was a fundraiser for both the Iqaluit firefighters’ Movember men’s health campaign and for Iqaluit’s food bank. In total, $2,170 was raised, according to fire Chief Steve McGean. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Torontonians gathered Nov. 25 to celebrate new storefront and office promoting authors, stories from the North
Once Upon a Time in Zimbabwe (ᑕᐃᔅᓱᒪᓂ ᔨᒻᐹᑉᕗᐃᒥ) ᐊᕐᕌᒍᓂ ᖁᓕᓂ ᐱᓕᕆᐊᕆᓯᒪᔭᖓ
3-day event wrapped Thursday in Iqaluit
Earlier this month organization announced its Qimuksiqtiit pilot project will be permanent
GN-sponsored contest celebrates original Inuktut works
