Suicides continue plaguing desperate Nunavut
Why are people in Nunavut committing suicide in such high numbers?
Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq
Attawapiskat also facing health crisis: residents
Housing conditions on Attawapiskat are capturing the headlines.
Nunavut water treatment systems “Third World”
According to a new report, a patchwork system of drinking-water standards across the country leaves some Canadians at risk of contracting potentially deadly diseases.
Health minister Aglukkaq unveils another tool in battle against diabetes
It’s hard to believe, but a survey of First Nations in Saskatchewan in 1937 did not find a single case of diabetes.
Better search-and-rescue coordination needed in Nunavut: Aglukkaq
Concern followed the crash last week of a First Air flight outside of Resolute Bay, Nunavut.
‘If we want to see change in our lives as Aboriginal people we have to get involved:’ Aglukkaq
The world of Canadian politics is one First Nation, Inuit and Metis have been entering slowly, but surely.
Political calculations behind northern food subsidy changes?
Two federal cabinet minister were in Iqaluit Wednesday to announce changes to the government’s much maligned Nutrition North food subsidy.