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Eye on the Arctic has received an honourable mention from the 25th annual Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of
Read moreEye on the Arctic has received an honourable mention from the 25th annual Dart Awards for Excellence in Coverage of
Read moreThe mayor of Arctic Bay, Nunavut has written a letter to politicians asking for mental health staff for the community
Read moreThe crowds came out to see retired NHL star Jordin Tootoo in two completely contrasting events in Sheshatshiu, Labrador on
Read moreOfficials with Nunavut’s Health Department are in Baker Lake this week for a series of suicide prevention meetings, following three
Read moreLong-time Inuit advocate Mary Simon has started a campaign to get the number of deaths by suicide in Nunavik recognized
Read moreA new report by state public health officials shows an increase in the number of suicides across Alaska. Researchers also looked into
Read moreKaren Mitchell is the Behavioral Health Aide in Noatak, a small village in the Northwest Arctic. Twenty-five years ago, as
Read moreTen days ago, on 24 November, the sun rose above the horizon for the last time in Utsjoki, Finland’s northernmost
Read moreLucy Kumarluk breaks down when she thinks about her son, his life on the streets in Montreal and the brother
Read moreLucasi Iyaituk wants to be mayor of his home community Puvirnituq one day. The 18-year-old says it with a smile.
Read moreAs people in Kuujjuaq prepared to bury two young people Tuesday — the latest victims of apparent suicides — the
Read moreAnnouncing his retirement from professional hockey in Brandon, Manitoba (Canadian Prairies), on Friday was like “coming full circle” for Jordin
Read moreIn Nunavik, Quebec’s expansive northern region dotted by remote fly-in Inuit villages, most residents are connected to at least one,
Read moreKativik Ilisarniliriniq, the school board serving Quebec’s Inuit territory of Nunavik, has called an emergency meeting at the end of
Read moreAlaska’s only state-run psychiatric hospital is an unsafe place to work. That’s the finding of a report by an independent
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