Northern affairs minister meets with Mary River mine protesters
Dan Vandal calls it a positive meeting
Colonization is a ‘book,’ not a ‘chapter’ in Indigenous history, says Nunavut MP
Qaqqaq says foster care is the ‘new residential school system’
Not all remote learning students are treated equally, says MLA
Fewer resources available to those learning in Inuktitut and French, Pat Angnakak tells Nunavut legislature
Senator urges all Canadians to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Bill that designates new holiday receives royal assent
Igloolik mayor charged with sexual assault
Merlyn Recinos made his first court appearance Monday
Nunavut MLAs vote against employee home ownership program
Regular members unhappy they were not allowed to see draft policy
Funding for Iqaluit youth shelter exists but organizations need to apply, says minister
‘It is a matter of having the partners getting together and making it a reality,’ says Family Services Minister Elisapee Sheutiapik
Iqaluit council turns up heat on QIA over fire safety at beach
Deputy mayor Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster says she remains concerned by hazards in area
Nunavut MLAs reflect on painful legacy of residential schools
‘To my parents who went from six children to one in a matter of hours, I feel your pain,’ says Cambridge Bay MLA
Taloyoak public housing units on list of cancelled, delayed projects, minister says
With the cost of construction up 30 per cent, four four-plexes also cancelled for Iqaluit
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Pandemic at forefront as spring legislative session kicks off
9 of Nunavut’s 13 MLAs to virtually attend as outbreak continues in Iqaluit
Inuktut speakers left out of federal elections, say Nunavut MP and language commissioner
Some elders can’t read candidate and party names on ballots
Mumilaaq Qaqqaq announces she will not seek re-election
‘Together, we have been able to show the realities we face in the North,’ Nunavut MP says
Russia wants to revive military meetings among Arctic Council members
Inuit Circumpolar Council calls for ‘competition and conflict’ to stay out of the Arctic
As Arctic Council chair passes to Russia, ‘we could see a very friendly bear,’ expert says
Russia plans for two years of high-profile circumpolar co-operation
Nunavut MP calls federal housing funding ‘laughable’
Qaqqaq finds common cause with Conservative MP in criticizing Liberals’ northern housing commitments
Qaqqaq back to work as Conservatives search for her challenger
MP returns after two-week health-related absence
Thomas Berger remembered as ‘an ally to all Inuit,’ says QIA president
Legal giant had Indigenous land title acknowledged in Canadian law for the first time
Qaqqaq takes another leave of absence
Nunavut MP off for two weeks due to ‘personal health problems’
Qaqqaq apologizes for telling Labrador MP, ‘Validate your Inuk-ness’
Mumilaaq Qaqqaq and Yvonne Jones air Inuk-identity dispute in public
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Iqaluit high school students make the case for lower voting age
Group will tell senators Thursday why 16-year-olds should vote in federal elections
Inuit groups call federal budget a ‘significant improvement’ over past investments
But Ottawa still must make clear what it’s allocating and where, groups say
Liberal MP demands apology from Qaqqaq
Nunavut MP says she didn’t mean to upset Yvonne Jones by saying she is not an Inuk
Federal budget earmarks $25M for housing in Nunavut
Money also allocated for Inuit women’s shelters, post-secondary education and broadband connectivity
Public consultation on changes to Iqaluit shelter ends Tuesday
Petition opposing proposal accuses Uquutaq Society of poor management