Nunavut mine reports territory’s first presumptive case of COVID-19
Mary River Mine worker in self-isolation; officials say no contact with nearby Pond Inlet
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.
Bannock gone bad: Museum fried online after frybread failure
The Canadian Museum of History was forced to apologize this week for showing bad bannock….
$24M and counting: How much will Nunavut spend to bail out airline industry
Nunavut’s government has spent half of their unplanned spending for COVID-19 on supporting the territory’s…
RCMP’s top cop in Nunavut responds to mounting misconduct allegations
Chief Superintendent Amanda Jones says she found method of arrest in Kinngait incident ‘disturbing.’
Black Lives Matter march in Iqaluit ties in Nunavummiut and RCMP
Hundreds of Iqaluitmiut filled the four corners intersection Friday in support of Black Nunavummiut, Black…
Nunavut municipalities say RCMP wearing body cameras will help with trust issues after Kinngait incident
‘There’s so much mistrust here, it’s generational mistrust, that we have to do something to correct it,’
Nunavut RCMP officer under investigation after allegedly hitting man with truck in Kinngait
The RCMP are currently being investigated for five incidents in Nunavut.
Nunavut communities finding work arounds to serve breakfast to students
Communities across the Nunavut territory are finding unique ways to help feeds students who would…
Nunavut premier apologizes for remark about teachers
Nunavut Premier Joe Savikataaq has apologized to teachers who work in the territory’s schools for saying…