Polar bears in Nunavut are fatter because of thinning ice, but that won’t help for long
On the ice just outside Resolute Bay, Nunavut, three polar bears rest after feasting on…
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‘We can’t be on the ice safely’: Inuit hunters say climate change is changing their lives
Hunters are forced to adapt their traditional practices due to climate change in the North
Trip south for medical treatment takes young Inuk mother away from her Grise Fiord community for a month
The challenges faced by Leah Audlaluk outlines the difficulties of northern medical travel
Fraud case involving twins who claimed Inuit status adjourned until new year
A court case involving twin sisters who are facing fraud charges for claiming Inuit status…
People flood Winnipeg streets in a sea of orange during truth and reconciliation events
Ceremonies, memorial walks, and hide camps mark the day in communities across the country
Iqaluit Elders’ Society hopes to build 42-unit elders residence
The Elders Society of Iqaluit in Nunavut is looking for federal help to build a…
Retired judge visits Nunavut to hear about Inuit sexual abuse claims against priest
The leader of a new Oblate Safeguarding Commission has begun investigating the handling of clergy abuse allegations in Nunavut.
‘They can’t afford food’: Feds urged to speed up Inuit applications for aid
The Inuit Child First Initiative is a federal program similar to Jordan’s Principle, which supplies products, services and supports to First Nations families.
Inuit youth encouraged by cabin building workshop
A four-week cabin-building workshop in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut and hosted by the Inuit non-profit Ilitaqsiniq,…