Iqaluit’s mayor suddenly quits
Iqaluit’s mayor surprised residents Wednesday morning when she announced her resignation.
Nunavut
Nunavut government facing heat over housing corp red ink
Nunavut legislators are demanding a public inquiry into the territory’s housing corporation.
Okalik preparing run for Nunavut premier?
Former Nunavut premier Paul Okalik unleashed a blistering criticism of the current Nunavut government Wednesday, accusing it of accomplishing nothing except fattening the pockets of consultants.
Gunfire and fear in Cape Dorset
On Thanksgiving in Cape Dorset, Nunavut, an 18-year-old man shot and killed his 23-year-old brother.
Toxic dump fire keeps burning in Iqaluit
Iqaluit’s dump fire has been burning since September and now schools are closing over fears toxic smoke could harm the health of local children.
Nunavut housing corp deep in red
Nunavut’s housing corporation overspent their $200 million budget by $110 million.
Nunavut wants fugitive priest for child sex crimes
A Canadian priest living in Belgium is wanted in Nunavut for alleged sex crimes against children.
Monuments unveiled for High Arctic exiles
They are known as the High Arctic exiles. Now their sacrifice is being marked in the most Inuit way possible–through art.
Canada says sorry for Inuit relocation
Indian Affairs Minister John Duncan says “Canada made a mistake” when Inuit families from Quebec and Nunavut were relocated to the High Arctic in the 1950s.
