From politics, protest to a clean water crisis—2021 was a year of firsts in Nunavut
COVID-19 and Mary River mine issues will linger into 2022. So will questions about fuel contamination in Iqaluit’s water
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‘I was so stressed out’: Inuk mother-to-be tries to remain positive despite change in birth plan
Cost of flying out mothers from N.W.T. to be at least $1.1 million.
After 60 days, Iqaluit lifts its do not consume order for drinking water
The taps are back on in Iqaluit. It’s been 60 days since oil contamination forced…
Inuit who say they’re victims of Catholic priest must come forward: Federal justice minister
Oblate priest Johannes Rivoire is living in a Catholic retreat in France
Monument marking Inuit RCMP contribution in Nunavut unveiled in Iqaluit
Iqaluit residents crowded around the RCMP detachment in Nunavut’s capital for the unveiling of…
51 long dry days: Iqaluit’s water crisis has no end in sight
You can tell that the ongoing water crisis in Iqaluit is beginning to wear on…
‘I’m overwhelmed’: Expectant mothers in N.W.T., western Nunavut to be sent to Edmonton for births
Julie-Ann Beauprie of Yellowknife is nine short weeks away from her January 2022 due date….
Nuclear industry pitching small modular nuclear reactors for the north
What will it mean for plans to entomb waste on traditional territories?
Nunavut assembly chooses P.J. Akeeagok as new premier
Members of Nunavut’s legislative assembly have chosen the territory’s next leader in a secret ballot….