A successful hunt: How Baker Lake hunters got their bowhead
Maktaaq from the whale will be shared with the region’s communities
Two days before hunters from Baker Lake caught a 14-metre bowhead whale for their community, they almost gave up.
Former RCMP special constable to be remembered at memorial
Johnny Karetak patrolled communities, provided food for RCMP and did translations
Iqaluit thrift store donates clothes to every Nunavut community
‘I don’t think any of us do it, really, to be thanked,’ says one volunteer. ‘It’s just a nice thing to do.’
Nunavik teen reaches new heights in elite volleyball success
Joanasie Tertiluk hopes to inspire the next generation of youth
Iqaluit residents grieve a tragedy far away, yet close to home
Nunavut capital holds vigil for 215 children discovered in Kamloops residential school mass gravesite
American man waves northern flags south of the border
Richard Mohr’s custom-made flags pay tribute to the northern locales COVID-19 has prevented him from visiting
Nunavik teachers’ union to strike Wednesday
One union president called the government’s current offer a ‘waste of time’
Iqaluit firefighters honoured for 20 years of service
Governor General’s award given to firefighters whose service is “characterized by good conduct, industry and efficiency”
Don’t forget: clocks go back one hour this weekend
Most of Canada reverts to standard time at 2 a.m., Nov. 1
Iqaluit RCMP, Nunavut Emergency Management to mount search for young man
Volunteers are asked to help in the March 20 search for Ambar Roy
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Canadian Inuit development corporations create national lobby group
Inuit Development Corporation Association to push for federal government contracts