Week is activity-packed experience for 98 Nunavimmiut Junior Rangers who attended
Around 200 junior rangers took part in an action-packed eight-day summer camp hosted by the Canadian military late last month. Okpiapik Camp is located at the Valcartier Cadet Training Centre in Quebec.
Carving discovered during Iqaluit community cleanup after being stolen from family in 2017
Journey from Churchill to Rankin Inlet made on foot, with only a retired sled dog as a companion
Ulaajak school principal says students kicked ball into ocean 10 years ago wondering how far it would go
Passenger, two crew members were on board Kudlik Aviation flight, says airline
Dozens gather at Annie Pootoogook Park to honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
City councillor proposes renaming Emond Park for Inuk woman who went missing from area in 2017
Governor General draws on her own experience to host symposium on building a safe digital world
Building condition assessment completed at Ataguttaaluk Elementary School
A look at how the territory has changed, and stayed the same, since 1999
Ezio De Stefano, 16, ‘excited’ to be first Indigenous student trustee of Ottawa school board
QCNAs honour the best in local journalism across Quebec and Nunavik
Former president reflects on asking Pope Francis to acknowledge Inuit resiliency; securing a seat at federal discussion tables
Plan calls for vouchers to be used to help children, teenagers
Outgoing president Gerri Sharpe opts not to run for re-election
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)
Stores’ donations mean turkey galore for people in Baker Lake, Arviat and Rankin Inlet
Jeremy Hansen takes questions via Zoom from students all over Nunavut and the North
Grant from national charity, offer of space from Iqaluit elders all good news to Noah Papatsie
Annual tradition features variety of prizes, including new qamutik
Sight of sea cans bobbing in the water in October was the very definition of a big, breaking news story
Third end-of-year address by Nunavik’s Mary Simon since being appointed Governor General in 2021
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announces 78 year-end appointments
Incidents like Iqaluit’s sealift spill and health-care workers allegations of toxic workplaces had northerners talking
Christmas memories from Kimmirut
