Fighting hunger in the North through healthy, country food
This week brought about an announcement and the release of a study by Inuit Tapiriit…
Kent Driscoll
Kent has been APTN’s Nunavut correspondent since 2007. In that time he has closely covered Inuit issues, including devolution and the controversial Nutrition North food subsidy. He has also worked for CKIQ-FM in Iqaluit and as a reporter for Nunavut News North.
First Nation on P.E.I. pitches its case for seat around AFN executive table
Two First Nations are pushing for province to have its own regional chief.
2 Nunavut communities cancel Canada Day parades
Iqaluit and Rankin Inlet are holding subdued events following unmarked grave discoveries at residential schools
Nunavut begins vaccinating teenagers against COVID-19
Nunavut has begun vaccinating teenagers against the COVID-19 virus. The effort kicked off this week…
Inuk neighbour of murdered Muslim family in London says it was ‘always enjoyable’ seeing them
A young Inuk student living in London, Ont., says he often saw the Muslim family…
Cousin of murdered Inuk woman says MMIWG plan needs to put ‘action to these words’
‘You’re just lost and trying to find answers,’ says Leevee Naglingniq who lost her cousin in 2002.
‘How do we mark what we didn’t teach?’: Iqaluit educators giving Nunavut a failing grade for pandemic response
It has been over a month since Nunavut’s capitol sent students home to learn, after…
Qaqqaq Out: Nunavut MP takes second leave of absence
‘I am deeply grateful for the support and understanding of my family, friends, colleagues, and everyone else.’
Locked Out: Nunavut TV station looking in from the outside during NIRB hearings
A sudden change of heart from Nunavut’s top mining review board has a world famous Inuk filmmaker claiming censorship.