Two Inuit women take home Juno Awards
wo Inuit women earned awards at the 2025 Juno Awards in Vancouver, B.C., over the weekend. Singer-songwriter Elisapie won the
Read morewo Inuit women earned awards at the 2025 Juno Awards in Vancouver, B.C., over the weekend. Singer-songwriter Elisapie won the
Read moreThe Alianait Arts Festival, a renowned cultural event held annually in Arctic Canada, confirmed the dates for its 2025 edition
Read moreBy Samuel Wat For Augatnaaq Eccles sewing parkas is a way of feeling closer to her home in Rankin Inlet,
Read moreBy Jocelyn Shepel Most of the artifacts in the N.W.T.’s 70,000-piece museum collection are in one place, with a five-person
Read moreA Tetlit Gwich’in artist teaching moccasin making in Yellowknife says showing others her craft is helping with her own mental
Read moreThe Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) has just unveiled a brand-new gallery showcasing Inuit art, a place the curator
Read moreThe Nunavik Mineral Exploration Fund (NMEF) aims to highlight Inuit perspectives on the economic, environmental, and cultural impacts of the
Read moreInuit and Korean artists are teaming up to share their artwork at the 15th annual Gwangju Biennale in South Korea,
Read moreBy Samuel Wat · CBC News North of North, filmed in Iqaluit, to be released in 2025 Nunavut filmmakers Alethea Arnaquq-Baril and
Read moreWhen Elisapie Isaac started working on Inuktitut, a cover album of classic songs translated into Inuktitut, she expected it to
Read moreA woman from Ross River, Yukon, says she wasn’t allowed to compete in the Arctic Winter Games (AWG) this year
Read moreShuvinai Ashoona, one of the most convention-breaking artists to come out of the famed Kinngait print program, is a recipient
Read moreFestival is back after a year break, runs July 10 to 15 The Great Northern Arts Festival will return to
Read moreA new exhibition from Ningiukulu Teevee, one of the standout artists from northern Canada, opened in London, England on Thursday,
Read moreYellowknife’s own Bristol Pit will soon be hitting the screen. The former gravel-pit-turned-snowboard-hill is the subject of a short film
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