NEWS: Secrecy at Nunavut lender may continue despite call...
The minister responsible for the Nunavut Business Credit Corp. says future reports will be “structured differently” but would not outright confirm if the arm...

Disc golfers out for solstice tourney
It’s easy to spot who the hardcore disc golfers are. They’re the ones chucking discs until 4 a.m. under the midnight sun.

Bill C-17 passes second reading
Bill C-17, the federal bill that would scrap controversial changes to the Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Act, made it through second readi...

NEWS: Nunavik Sivunitsavut welcomes first 18 students
MONTREAL—Paasa Lemire is looking forward to learning more about who she is and where she comes from. The Kuujjuaq-based court worker has been accepted to the...

NEWS: More concerts, new album, on deck for Nunavut’s Nor...
There was only one drum kit in Igloolik in the 1980s, and it was kept at the church hall. “When we couldn’t get in we just played anywhere,” said guita...

COMMENTARY: Legal Ease, June 26
The practice of law in Nunavut is governed by the Law Society of Nunavut. The Law Society regulates lawyers and makes sure, for example, that only people lic...

NEWS: Local crime prevention can help curb gun violence: GN
If you’re frustrated and scared by the amount of gun-related violence in Nunavut, you can hope the territory’s new crime prevention strategy becomes a tool t...

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NEWS: Nunavik housing office finally gets go-ahead to app...
The Quebec government has finally signed off on a new rent scale for social housing tenants in Nunavik. The province recently published a new by-law that mak...

NEWS: Nunavut, Nunavik youth pick up national arts and wr...
Alex Angnaluak called it a “touch-down moment.” When the Iqaluit-based artist found out his drawing placed first in Historica Canada’s Indigenous Arts & ...

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NEWS: Nunavut to donate $25,000 for Greenland tsunami rel...
As money continues to pour in from Greenland’s Arctic neighbours to help those affected by the June 18 tsunami, Nunavut stepped up June 23 with a $25,000 don...

NEWS: Former Nunavut Inuit leader plans run in Oct. 30 te...
With only four months to go until Nunavut’s territorial election, many wonder who will step forward as a candidate in their riding. At least one potential ca...

Whitehorse to get Tier 1 bantam hockey team
Introducing the Yukon Rivermen. You’ll be hearing a lot about them come next hockey season.

Sheepish toe thief returns pilfered digit to Dawson City ...
Dawson City’s homesick sourtoe has found its way home. The desiccated human digit, which made national news when it disappeared last week, was mailed b...

Tanker rollover snarls traffic
A tanker truck full of aviation fuel rolled over June 22 shutting down two Yukon highways for most of the day.

So long, senator: Dan Lang retires
Yukon’s senator has announced he is retiring. Dan Lang told the Senate June 22 that he will be walking away as of August 15 after eight and a half year...

LETTERS: Nunavut family says goodbye to Johnny Karetak, 87
The Karetak family wishes to thank everyone for their love, prayers and generosity displayed to them from near and far. Johnny Karetak, of Arviat, Nunavut, p...

NEWS: Nunavut court overrules public housing decision, av...
A judge’s 2015 intervention reinstating a Rankin Inlet single mother back onto her community’s public housing waitlist, after she moved away, has been overru...

NEWS: Where to see Prince Charles in Iqaluit during Nunav...
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have a full afternoon of both private and public events in Nunavut’s capital after taking their first steps on Ca...

NEWS: Nunavut capital ponders settlement over Safety Act ...
The City of Iqaluit and three of its employees will spend the next few weeks pondering a settlement offer for numerous alleged violations of Nunavut’s Safety...

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REDI Initiative set to Increase Public Understanding and ...
INUVIK (June 22, 2017) – A new public information campaign is set to increase public understanding and awareness regarding the Northwest Territories’ renewab...

NEWS: Canadian Arctic icebreaking and sealift season star...
The Canadian Coast Guard’s Arctic season is off to one of its earliest starts in 55 years. But the ice-breaking service will send in one less ship north than...

NEWS: Look, but don’t touch artifacts on the land, say GN...
If you find an artifact on the land—say an old ulu, qulliq or even a bone—do not touch or remove it. Instead, look at it, leave it and report it. That’s the ...

NEWS: Popular hotel set to close with sale of building in...
The imminent sale and closure of Iqaluit’s Hotel Arctic appears to be a certainty, according to affidavits recently filed in a civil suit challenging the lea...