Stories we loved to tell: Nunatsiaq News Reporter Jeff Pelletier recounts one of his favourite assignments of 2021
On Sept. 30, Canadians across the country marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a federal holiday for the first time.
Some high-profile people and some ordinary folks doing extraordinary things grabbed headlines over the past year
Pedersen says he came North to work for the Bay and stayed long enough to serve on ‘every committee there is in town’
Nunavut’s top stories of 2021: Territorial and federal elections give Nunavummiut new representation while territory grapples with legacy of residential schools and reconciliation
Nunavik’s top 5 stories of 2021: Mary Simon’s appointment as Governor General stands as highlight
The stories we loved to tell: Nunatsiaq News reporter Madalyn Howitt reflects on one of her favourite assignments of 2021
Stories we loved to tell: Nunatsiaq News reporter David Lochead recounts one of his favourite assignments of 2021
Iqaluit’s top stories of 2021: A year of adapting, advocacy and taking action for Nunavut’s capital
Stories we loved to tell: Nunatsiaq News editor Randi Beers reflects on one of her favourite assignments of 2021
The stories we loved to tell: Nunatsiaq News reporter Mélanie Ritchot looks back on one of her favourite assignments of 2021
Nunavut’s legislative assembly got festive over the holiday season, as part of the Christmas Lights Across Canada program. In its 37th year, capital cities across the country will light up prominent buildings in a similar way until Jan. 7, 2022. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, “these lights are a reminder of our bright future and better days in the year ahead,” said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a statement. (Photo by David Venn)
Nunavut man finds supportive housing at the Richcraft Hope Residence in Ottawa
Inuksuk High’s Mary Piercey-Lewis and Joey Rhodes win national teaching awards
Around 300 people commemorated the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at downtown gathering
Indigenous people must enlist allies to help them heal from the ‘war’ of residential schools, says Jenny Sutherland, at Parliament Hill gathering
Tongues is being called her most explicit yet
‘She was a very good example of Inuit, when you lose so much, how to remain strong,’ says daughter Martha
Robert Maksagak died Sept. 10 in an apparent homicide
‘Jim Bell [was] a prominent journalistic voice who spent the majority of his life dedicated to the North,’ said Mayor Kenny Bell
Publisher Michael Roberts pays tribute to journalist who was the paper’s ‘driving force’ for decades
Longtime editor died Tuesday in Ottawa
The longtime Nunatsiaq News editor will be remembered as one of the best opinion writers in Canada and a homegrown opposition party to northern governments and Inuit organizations
‘Jim was fiercely dedicated to Nunavut and the North,’ says Nunavut premier
Maktaaq from the whale will be shared with the region’s communities
Johnny Karetak patrolled communities, provided food for RCMP and did translations
