Aboriginal Affairs spending on legal fees outpaces northern food subsidy: Nunavut MLA
A member of Nunavut’s legislature is questioning how Canada’s department of Aboriginal Affairs is spending its money.
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Perspectives On: The Nunavut woman who caught attention of the world
For the first time people living in far-flung communities have access to a tool that lets them have a say on how things are going.
Nunavut girls lacing skates, taping sticks and living hockey dreams
While National Hockey League players may be locked out, the sport is still thriving across the country.
EU on seal hunt: Do as a I say, not as I do
Nunavut and Canada have been fighting the European Union’s decision to ban the import of seal parts since 2009.
Nunavut land claim organization facing questions over industry links
The Quikiqtani Inuit Association is the land claim organization that represents Inuit on Baffin island and they recently held their annual general meeting in Iqaluit this week.
Nunavut land claim organizations should help subsidize food, says official
The Nutrition North Canada program is now in full effect in Nunavut where the food stakes are highest.
NWT, Nunavut unveil groundbreaking curriculum on residential schools
The governments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut are teaching students about the legacy of Canada’s residential school system.
Former priest facing 76 sex charges appears in Iqaluit court
Former Nunavut priest facing 67 counts of sex crimes appeared in court Monday after a bizarre turn of events.
Nunavut students leap into books
It’s literacy week in Nunavut.
