Yellowknife woman spent thousands to travel south and learn she has a fatal disease
By Saloni Bhugra When Mary Rose Blackduck started feeling like she would stumble and fall every time she walked, she
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Whitehorse grid-scale battery project won’t be ready by winter, utility says
By Caitrin Pilkington Yukon Energy confirmed Thursday that its long-awaited grid-scale battery project will not be ready in time for
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Travelling court cancels fall criminal trials in two Nunavik communities
By Ximena Sampson No criminal trials will be held in Puvirnituq or Inukjuak this fall, Radio-Canada has learned. Four years
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N.W.T. government has few details about Alberta’s proposed health reform
By Avery Zingel The Northwest Territories government says it’s not yet clear how Alberta’s latest proposed health reforms, if passed,
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Pope Francis, committed to service, humility and healing, dead at 88
Pontiff brought the common touch with papacy known for many firsts. Dear brothers and sisters, it is with profound sadness
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Nunavik education workers still without collective agreement, protest in Québec City
By Shushan Bacon, Espaces Autochtones Nunavik’s education workers have been without a collective agreement for nearly two years and several
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Promoting Indigenous Voices: Greenland writers host summit on literature
In mid-September, about 60 authors, cultural leaders, and scientists gathered in Nuuk, Greenland, for a summit aimed at promoting and
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Quebec court rejects federal bid to dismiss case over GG’s French proficiency
By Jérôme Labbé The proceedings launched two years ago to have Mary Simon’s appointment as Governor General of Canada annulled
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Ministers Joly and Blair talk defence policy in Nunavut
Canada’s investment in Arctic infrastructure as part of its new defence strategy will not only help build deterrence capabilities in
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Akulivik workers say municipal service problems need action
By Philippe Granger, Radio-Canada Health and social services workers in the Nunavik village of Akulivik, Nunavik, say an alarming lack
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Ullumi — Episode 4: The High Arctic relocation of Inuit
This week at Ullumi, Isabelle Chapadeau recounts an often neglected part of Canadian history: the relocation of Inuit from Quebec
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Ullumi — Episode 4: The High Arctic relocation of Inuit (video)
This week at Ullumi, Isabelle Chapadeau recounts an often neglected part of Canadian history: the relocation of Inuit from Quebec
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Ullumi — Episode 3: Improving your knowledge about Indigenous people
Isabelle Chapadeau uses her Ullumi column as a starting point for learning more about the country’s Indigenous Peoples. Audio
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Ullumi — Episode 3: Improving your knowledge about Indigenous people (video)
Isabelle Chapadeau uses her Ullumi column as a starting point for learning more about the country’s Indigenous Peoples.
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Ullumi — Episode 2: The high cost of living in Nunavut
This week at Ullumi, Isabelle Chapadeau tells us about an issue affecting Inuit communities: The high cost of living. Audio
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