Appointment of lawyer Kimberly Murray a ‘positive step,’ says ITK president Natan Obed
The federal government named Mohawk lawyer Kimberly Murray its special interlocutor to work with Indigenous communities on the protection of unmarked graves and burial sites near former residential schools.
Mayor says development can’t happen in community until water and sewage system is upgraded
Maïtée Labrecque-Saganash would be first Indigenous woman elected to National Assembly
Council will vote on who to appoint at the end of the month
Territory one of the few jurisdictions in Canada without a liquor tax
Northern Affairs Minister Daniel Vandal made the announcement Friday as part of Tourism Week in Canada
Northern Affairs Minister Vandal’s rejection of mining company’s emergency order request sets stage for layoffs
Vandal says he can’t ‘re-certify easily’ mining company’s shipping limit to avoid layoffs
Former judge, senator honoured for work on national Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Murray Sinclair was named a Companion of the Order of Canada by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon, at a ceremony in Ottawa on Thursday. Sinclair, a former judge and senator, was honoured for his work as chair of the national Truth and Reconciliation Commission and his life of advocacy for Indigenous people. (Photo courtesy of Master Cpl. Anis Assari, Rideau Hall)
Mining company should ‘respect’ review process, says federal department
Bill passes 2nd reading in legislature; no timeline for full passage
Ian Lafrenière says supporting Inuktitut important as government votes to protect French language
Company pressures federal government to allow it to continue shipping 6 million tonnes per year from Mary River mine
Bill 96 adopted by province on Tuesday
New housing units, power plant among cancellations after bids come in over budget
Power to make orders would ensure better GN transparency, Graham Steele says in annual report
Les Hickey promoted to Human Resources deputy minister
City will be responsible for road closures, paramedic response
Seven new bills to be introduced, including territory’s budget
Kativik Ilisarniliriniq president critical of Quebec’s proposed language law that aims to boost use of French throughout province
Proposed French law could affect access to health services, education, says Richard Budgell
38 per cent plebiscite turnout ‘considerably lower’ than usual for hamlet, says elections officer
Akeeagok says goal of developing at least 1,000 housing units in territory will help address other priorities too
Nunavut senator’s bill would remove outdated property ownership, net worth requirements for Senate appointment
Community to vote Monday on whether to change its current unrestricted system
