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Gerri Sharpe shares lessons from her time at helm of Pauktuutit
Former president reflects on asking Pope Francis to acknowledge Inuit resiliency; securing a seat at federal discussion tables
Pangnirtung secures $5.4 M to launch food voucher program
Plan calls for vouchers to be used to help children, teenagers
Pauktuutit appoints new interim president
Outgoing president Gerri Sharpe opts not to run for re-election
Flying bodies, rowdy crowd at Iqaluit pro wrestling event
North Shore Pro Wrestling fights left audience chanting ‘This is awesome!’
Dylan “Double D” Donavan flies off the top rope into his opponent Zak Patterson. North Shore Pro Wrestling brought big hits and flying bodies to Iqaluit’s Aqsarniit hotel on Saturday night, and the show was greeted by a rowdy, energetic crowd. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Thousands of turkeys served up in 3 Nunavut hamlets
Stores’ donations mean turkey galore for people in Baker Lake, Arviat and Rankin Inlet
Space time facetime: Nunavut students hear from Canadian astronaut
Jeremy Hansen takes questions via Zoom from students all over Nunavut and the North
Iqaluit group gains ground in hopes of opening local Inuktitut radio station
Grant from national charity, offer of space from Iqaluit elders all good news to Noah Papatsie
Candy up for grabs as Iqaluit ushers in new year
Annual tradition features variety of prizes, including new qamutik
Stories we loved to tell: Separating ‘sealift incident’ fact from fiction is what journalists thrive on
Sight of sea cans bobbing in the water in October was the very definition of a big, breaking news story
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Simon calls for kindness and spirit of ajuinnata in year-end message
Third end-of-year address by Nunavik’s Mary Simon since being appointed Governor General in 2021
Nunavut’s first senator and first Inuk opera singer named to the Order of Canada
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announces 78 year-end appointments
Can you repeat that? Top quotes from our news stories in 2023
Incidents like Iqaluit’s sealift spill and health-care workers allegations of toxic workplaces had northerners talking
Quviasuvik and the air drop
Christmas memories from Kimmirut
Elders, students share maktaaq in Igloolik
Sivuniit Middle School wanted to celebrate elders, so they invited them over for country food
Workers repair broken pipe near Iqaluit’s Astro Hill as water gushes out
Iqaluit celebrates its volunteers at ceremony
Judo instructor, thrift store founder, library volunteer among those singled out during annual recognition event
My pandemic hobby — Part 2: A tale of two swans
Writer Tanya Tungilik says she might start someday making her own embroidery designs but for now sticks to kits
Nearly 30 years beyond its lifespan, Igloolik school suffers major maintenance issues
Cracked water tank, barricaded doors 2 of many problems affecting one of Nunavut’s oldest schools
My pandemic hobby
Tanya Tungilik shares her experience of learning a new hobby during lockdown
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‘These are not just names’: Remembrance Day holds personal meaning for Afghan war vet
Henry Coman worked as an RCMP officer to train, support local police, from 2007-08
Where to commemorate Remembrance Day in Nunavut
All ceremonies start at 11 a.m. to honour the day and time that First World War ended
Investigators to visit Quebec to look into Iqaluit sealift spill
Transportation Safety Board trying to determine if full investigation is required
Sea cans fell in water during transportation onto ramp: NEAS
Sealift company CEO says it is working with Transportation Safety Board of Canada
Contents of spilled sea cans included beer, store goods
Transportation Safety Board determining if it will investigate Friday’s spill in Iqaluit