No respite from Nunavut’s high internet costs
A ruling from the Canada Radio and Television Commission is forcing the biggest telecom in the North to cut its Internet rates.
Iqaluit
Nunavut reaches settlement with Ottawa on $1 billion lawsuit
A $1 billion lawsuit between the Inuit of Nunavut and the Federal Government has been settled out of court.
Despite video evidence, Nunavut prisoner faces uphill battle
APTN broadcasted a video from Iqaluit Wednesday showing an RCMP officer hitting a man in custody.
Families share their stories at Ottawa gathering
APTN National News Families from across Canada are in Ottawa sharing their stories about loved…
New QIA president “here to serve Inuit”
The political infrastructure in Nunavut is complicated.
Defrocked priest DeJaeger sentenced to 19 years for horrific sex-crimes, leaves ‘dark legacy’ in Nunavut
Eric DeJaeger, the priest convicted of 32 counts of abusing Inuit children in the Nunavut community of Igloolik, was sentenced Wednesday to 19 years in prison.
Nunavut boycott attempted against North West Company
Northern food activist attempted a boycott Saturday of the North West Company, the biggest retail outlet in the North.
Wind chill blows Iqaluit temperature to near-record low
It is cold in Iqaluit.
Iqaluit court hears from sex assault victims at sentencing hearing of former priest
For many of the victims, the 40 years that has passed feels like yesterday.