William Edward Parry’s medallions
It is well known that the federal government initiated a system of disks with identifying numbers for Inuit in 1941. Each disk was stamped with a unique number. This system remained in place until 1972 in the Northwest Territories, longer in Nunavik.
The Inuit two-dollar bill—a bittersweet memory
The Grave of Ada Blackjack, Heroine
The Murrays of Peterhead: a whaling family — Part 2
The Murrays of Peterhead: A Whaling Family — Part 1
Thank you, Peter Freuchen
The Baffin Fair
Taissumani – A Look Backward and Forward
Angulaalik: A Killing at Perry River – Part 2
Angulalik: A Killing at Perry River
Robert Hood – Passion and Murder in the Arctic
The Belcher Island Murders – Part 3
The Belcher Island Murders — Part 2
“And the Stars Shall Fall from Heaven” — The Belcher Island Murders
Death On An Ice Island
Who Killed Charles Francis Hall?
How Do You Spell Murder? — The Death of Charles Francis Hall
The 19th Inuit Studies Conference
The Sadness of Miss Bill
Eqariussaq, AKA Miss Bill
Mowat, Porsild, and “The Case of the Disappearing Eskimos”
Father Gasté’s Remarkable Journey
The Settling of the Kivalliq Region
How “–miut” Was Used a Century Ago
What Does “–miut” Mean?
