Canadian North vows to ‘make things better,’ after Iqaluit open house
‘We’ve heard the community and we’re going to be making changes,’ says airline CEO The president of Canadian North says
Read more‘We’ve heard the community and we’re going to be making changes,’ says airline CEO The president of Canadian North says
Read moreThere’s nothing like an 1,200-km warm up for a 400-km race. Jovan Simic, a dog musher living in Iqaluit, ran
Read moreA national Inuit organization is calling for about $1.6 billion in federal funding over 15 years to set up a
Read moreSome people living in Iqaluit’s Brown Row condo units haven’t had water or sewage services for several weeks. It was
Read moreA pilot project in Iqaluit that offered people a warm place to go during the week needs to be made
Read moreAs U.S. President Joe Biden prepares to meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa, Nunavut’s premier says he’ll be
Read moreQikiqtaaluk Business Development Corporation hopes to make forum a regular event Inuit from across Inuit Nunangat are gathered in Iqaluit this
Read moreSewers in Iqaluit put their best work on display Friday afternoon at Nunavut Arctic College in Iqaluit. They were showcasing
Read moreThroughout the year, some of the inmates of the Aaqqigiarvik Correctional Healing Facility in Iqaluit have gotten used to spending long hours
Read moreThe federal government is now offering 10-day passport pickup in Whitehorse, the first time the service has been offered North of 60.
Read moreSome Arctic College students in Nunavut say they want more certainty and communication from the territory’s main student funding program,
Read moreThe Nunavut government says it’s declaring its own state of emergency over Iqaluit’s water shortage, speeding up the approvals needed
Read moreWord that an elderly Iqaluit woman was found sleeping last week on the hard pavement outside the doors of Iqaluit’s
Read moreCanadian North’s direct flight between Iqaluit and Toronto will be ending after the September long weekend, about a month earlier
Read moreResidential school survivors, politicians, Inuit throat singers and drummers will be among the crowds meeting Pope Francis as he wraps
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