Family living on shore of Frobisher Bay loses everything in fire
A homeless family in Iqaluit lost everything they owned last weekend when the beach shack…
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Nunavut’s former chief coroner sues government for $1-million
Nunavut’s former chief coroner is suing the Government of Nunavut for more than a $1 million in damages, after being fired from her position on April 25 according to a statement of claim.
B.C. chiefs say they don’t support Trans Mountain pipeline despite signing agreements
HUFFINGTON POST Two First Nations chiefs who signed letters of support for the Trans Mountain…
23 year old April Carpenter identified as woman pulled from Winnipeg’s Red River
A young woman pulled from the Red River in Winnipeg has been identified as 23-year-old April Carpenter.
Work still needed years after landmark ruling on Indigenous sentencing: lawyers
Nearly two decades after the landmark court decision on Gladue sentencing and Indigenous offenders, lawyers say there are no national standards for implementing the ruling and too many Indigenous people are behind bars.
Ellen DeGeneres is ‘hurting northern livelihoods’: Angry Inuk
Kent Driscoll APTN News An Inuk artist and filmmaker is calling out a Hollywood celebrity…
Indigenous relations minister visits people living in Iqaluit shacks, unheated sheds
APTN News Canada’s minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs visited some of the homeless…
Record number of nominations for APTN National News
APTN has been nominated for eight awards by the Canadian Association of Journalists.
Nunavut politicians brush off activist’s concerns over people living in shacks
“People in the shacks are suicidal, depressed. Meantime, our Inuk leaders choose to ignore them.”