Education

Nunavik school board demands province apologize for scathing report

Kativik Ilisarniliriniq says it’s making progress on the report's recommendations despite a lack of communication with the government

Two years after the provincial government did administrative inquiry into the Nunavik school board’s deficit, Kativik Ilisarniliriniq is demanding an apology from the Quebec government.

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Pink Shirt Day highlights anti-bullying message

Department of Education staff don pink in recognition of Pink Shirt Day, declared by the Nunavut government on Wednesday. The day represents an opportunity to demonstrate a unified stand against bullying. (Photo courtesy of Victor Pootoogook)

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Bright ideas for young minds

From left, Justin O’Handley, a Government of Nunavut engineer shows a heating circuit to Rachel Kalluk and Frankie Vincent-Wolfe during a Skills Nunavut event Sunday in Iqaluit. Skills Nunavut, an organization that promotes skilled trades among youth, set up the lab at Inuksuk High School while the Nunavut Basketball Territorial Championships were going on. (Photo by Daron Letts)