Halloween to be held indoors as creatures encroach on the community
There may be more polar bears than trick-or-treaters roaming around Arviat this Halloween and climate change seems to be the culprit, say hunters in the hamlet.
Officer, suspect suffered ‘minor’ injuries during arrest, RCMP say
Niviaqsi Alariaq reported missing Sept. 10 after not returning from a hunting trip
Nunavut Housing Corp. vice-president calls interest ‘good problem’ ahead of Oct. 18 deadline
‘It’s hard to imagine for me right now what a world of reconciled Canada looks like because it feels so far away,’ says MP Lori Idlout
Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre co-executive director examines his relationship to food and culture
Spent 10 years on the Nunavut Court of Justice before retiring in 2022
Qulliq Energy Corporation doing system upgrades
Gatherings planned across Nunavut, Nunavik and in Ottawa to mark the occasion
Harvested walrus has tested positive for the disease, says Health Department
Qulliq Energy Corp. says community-wide outages required during systems upgrades
Training program will be released on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Infants under 12 months of age eligible to receive Nirsevimab vaccine later this month
Partnerships struck to bring renewable energy, infrastructure into the region from Manitoba
Scheduled to meet with Akeeagok, Canadian Rangers in stop following UN session in New York
People in 13 communities can expect service to be down for 6 hours on Wednesday
Sheldon Oqallak took this photo Sept. 13 while out on a walk with his brother Sebastian Oqallak and Sebastian’s girlfriend Nora Eecheak in Arctic Bay. “The northern lights caught our eyes, so we walked down to the breakwater,” he said. Sheldon Oqallaq said he wanted to test out the night photography capabilities of his new cellphone. He is from Resolute Bay, but made the trip to Arctic Bay by boat to see his family and for work purposes. (Photo courtesy of Sheldon Oqallak)
Record number of delegates, sponsors involved in event that runs Sept. 23 to 25
Several weeks of emails show her case is ‘priority,’ yet nothing has changed
Work started Sept. 5 on the Ikayuut Solar and Energy Project; completion expected in spring 2026
Pinnguaq Association changes name to Ampere but continues emphasis on teaching STEAM subjects
Nunavut Housing Corp., GN, Inuit organizations aim to build 3,000 housing units by 2030
Panelists from Nunavut, Greenland talk transportation at the Nunavut Trade Show
GN, West Kitikmeot Resources Corp. sign MOU at Nunavut Trade Show
