Culture (Canada)

Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq performing live alongside a screening of the iconic Canadian film Nanook of the North is

This week, a group of Norwegian musicians entertained crowds in Iqaluit, the capital city of Canada’s eastern Arctic territory of

Celebrated Inuit art pioneer from Nunavut remembered as humble World-renowned Inuk artist Kenojuak Ashevak died this morning at home in

Put out by the Museum of Inuit Art in Toronto A new magazine devoted to Inuit art has been launched

Web developers want translation to be clear in many dialects A small online company based in the community of Pangnirtung,

Record-setting price achieved for Joe Boats sculpture A stone sculpture by noted Inuit artist Joe Talirunili has fetched a lofty

Abraham Anghik Ruben has become the first Inuk sculptor to get a solo show at the Smithsonian’s American Indian Museum

N.W.T.-set film focuses on experiences of First Nations teen The Lesser Blessed, a story of teenage angst and seclusion told

Canada’s film industry continues to increase the profile of the country’s eastern Arctic territory of Nunavut. The territory has attracted,

Aboriginal sunrise ceremony is one of oldest traditions of First Nation culture Canada’s First Nations observe the start of National

A new documentary series, currently under production for Canada’s Aboriginal People’s Television Network, APTN, chronicles the activities of the little

In1920, Canada’s iconic Hudson’s Bay Company celebrated its 250th anniversary. To mark the occasion, it commissioned a film. In the

John Gould, a celebrated chronicler of Klondike history, died Monday at the age of 92. Gould fell on Christmas Day

Nunavut government officials are defending their decision not to give a Chicago man an archeological permit to search for Sir

A Chicago man’s bid to search for Sir John Franklin’s grave in the Arctic has been rejected by the Nunavut