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Stratford Festival stages play set in Arctic directed by an Inuk with Inuit cast
Next year's Stratford Festival season will include a play set in the Arctic, directed by an Inuk, starring Inuit actors.
Missing Whale Cove hunter found safe
George Ulurksit, who did not return from a hunting trip as expected Nov. 15, has been found safe and sound in a cabin northwest of the Nunavut hamlet.
Canadian North calls First Air codeshare drop a 'sudden, unilateral' decision
Canadian North president Steve Hankirk says he is "disappointed by First Air’s sudden, unilateral decision" to end the codeshare agreement between the two airlines.
Toronto researchers have a 'sweet' solution for killing E. coli in drinking water
Researchers from York University in Toronto have created a product that uses sugar to lure E. coli in drinking water into a deadly trap.
New hours, parcel pickup options at Iqaluit post office ahead of Christmas rush
Canada Post is gearing up for the increased volume of parcels during the holiday mailing season by expanding their service in Iqaluit.
Big win for Nunavut in 25th annual Atlantic Cup Speed Skating Championships
The Nunavut Speed Skating Association is coming home with huge smiles and seven medals from the 25th annual Atlantic Cup Speed Skating Championships in Charlottetown.
Trump's victory may be bad news in fight against climate change, says Inuit leader
The president of Canada’s national Inuit organization says Donald Trump’s victory is bad news for Inuit and advances made for joint work on climate change in the Arctic.
Iqaluit's hunters have a new community freezer
After a couple of decades of work, Iqaluit’s hunters and trappers association finally has a new community freezer for storing country food — now the hunters’ group is working with the city to figure out where it can be stored.
Order of Nunavut names 2016 recipients
Historian Louie Kamookak, artist Ellen Hamilton and entrepreneur Red Pedersen will be this year’s recipients of the Order of Nunavut in recognition for outstanding contributions to the cultural, social or economic well-being of the territory.
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'Still healing': Pond Inlet mother on losing 3 children and husband in tent fire
Pond Inlet's Nina Kautuq has endured a mother's worst nightmare — she lost three of her children and her husband to severe burn injuries after a camping accident in August 2015.