Greenland’s parliament calls an early election
Snap election comes amid factional rivalry within leading party, and heated debate over a proposed mining project
Aluki Kotierk re-elected president of NTI
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. announces voter turnout of 17.5 per cent
Nunavut economy should depend less on southern labour, says Patterson
Senator made recommendations for territory’s post-pandemic recovery in pre-budget submission to feds
Nunavut MP calls for funding boost to hire staff, visit riding
While some MPs can walk across their ridings, Mumilaaq Qaqqaq needs days and thousands of dollars
Nunavik Inuit head to the polls to choose Makivik Corp. president
Nunavimmiut to vote in three-way race on Thursday
For Andrew Nakashuk, now’s the time to seek NTI’s top job
“I have heard a lot of people all over Nunavut. So I want to be that voice,” says veteran of numerous boards
MP Qaqqaq returns to Parliament with renewed call to address Nunavut housing crisis
Report into issue almost ready for public, according to MP’s office
NTI president Aluki Kotierk says she will focus on basic needs of Inuit
“To have big vision, you also need to understand there are building blocks to achieve that vision,” says Kotierk in re-election bid
Makivik president hopeful Noah Cain sets sights on housing
“I think I’m ready. I want to change things,” says former councillor looking to lead Nunavik’s Inuit birthright organization
Report on Governor General’s conduct “serious” and “disappointing,” Nunavut MP says
Qaqqaq says all workers deserve “respect and dignity” as Payette resigns in wake of reports Rideau Hall was a toxic workplace
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As tax time looms, Nunavut leaders and advocates call on feds to forgive CERB debt
Confusion reigns over how repayment schemes will work for those who can’t afford it
Nunavut premier says 20 senior staff left territory over the holidays
Fewer than five deputy ministers travelled, all for medical or family reasons, says Joe Savikataaq
Nunavut welcomes Aariak’s return to public life as commissioner
“She knows exactly what’s going on in government”
QIA makes election results official
Charlie Qumuatuq is the Qikiqtani Inuit Association’s new community representative for Pangnirtung. He’s seen here being sworn in on Tuesday, Jan. 5, when QIA finally made official the results of its Dec. 14 election. The election saw vice-president Olayuk Akesuk win re-election by just 10 votes, prompting a recount. (Photo courtesy of Kelly Karpik)
Nunavut-wide election campaign for NTI president resumes
Postponed election now scheduled for Feb. 8, with advance poll on Feb. 1
Welcome back, Mumilaaq
MP deserves credit for seeking help when she needed it
Nunavut MP breaks silence in video statement
Mumilaaq Qaqqaq says she took leave due to “extreme burnout, depression and anxiety”
Qaqqaq to start gradual return to work
MP’s leave is ending after being extended into the new year
Five Nunavut news stories to watch for in 2021
In time, the pandemic will dissipate and normal life will return
What 2020 has helped us see
Lessons learned in a dark year
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Nunavut MP to remain on medical leave until at least Jan. 4
Mumilaaq Qaqqaq not expected to attend NDP riding association’s annual meeting
Nunavut’s language commissioner worries Inuit language will decline under Bill 25
Amendments to territory’s education and Inuit language laws passed earlier this year
Qaqqaq’s status unclear as eight-week leave ends
Nunavut MP and NDP mum on her plan to return to work
Inuktut champion needed for new Indigenous languages commission
Better to work from the inside than watch from the sidelines
Truth and reconciliation commissioners say progress too slow, five years after report’s release
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president agrees: “There isn’t the urgency to do the actual work”