Danish PM apologizes to Greenlanders taken to Denmark as children in 1950s
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen apologized this week to Greenlanders taken to Denmark as children in the 1950s. “I have
Read moreDanish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen apologized this week to Greenlanders taken to Denmark as children in the 1950s. “I have
Read moreIndigenous Services Minister Marc Miller announced $82.5 million in new funding Tuesday for Indigenous communities to deal with increased mental health needs
Read moreNorthern families dealing with anxiety, child behavioural difficulties and other challenges got good news on Wednesday — soon, they may be
Read moreEye on the Arctic won a silver medal at the Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA) for its report Death in
Read moreFamily confirms the 26-year-old, who was from Nunavut and had been living in Winnipeg, died by suicide Kelly Fraser, the
Read moreAs support workers continue around-the-clock support to help people in Sheshatshiu deal with the community’s suicide crisis, the effort has
Read moreMLAs and cabinet ministers of Nunavut, in Canada’s eastern Arctic, are gathering in Iqaluit today for the start of the
Read moreEye on the Arctic has been named as a finalist at the 2019 Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA) in the
Read moreAn anonymous donor has given $2 million to the Stanton Territorial Hospital for a three-year mental health program for youth
Read moreThe Northwest Territories newest judge recently faced a challenge N.W.T. judges have been confronting for decades — what to do
Read moreVictoria Tarqiapik went to Sherbrooke, southeastern Quebec, with a message: something needs to be done to fix the suicide crisis
Read moreU.S. authorities have restored certifications for the Alaska Psychiatric Institute, and state health officials are now re-evaluating privatizing the state-owned
Read moreNorthwest Territories residents are flagging issues with a territorial help line meant to aid people in crisis. Several people, who
Read moreAfter a wave of youth suicides in Nunavik, the Inuit region of Northern Quebec, last fall, Inuk student Hannah Tooktoo
Read moreFull Inuit participation will be key to long-term sustainable development in the Arctic as well as helping the world confront
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