With a perfect political storm threatening to engulf his government in Ottawa, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set off to Iqaluit on Thursday — only to be denied by a severe winter storm in the Arctic city. Continue reading
The federal government is planning to open up a database of more than 9,000 files to allow Inuit families to learn about relatives lost during the tuberculosis outbreaks of the mid-20th century. Continue reading
There are too many polar bears in parts of Nunavut and climate change hasn’t yet affected any of them, says a draft management plan from the territorial government that contradicts much of conventional scientific thinking. Continue reading
Kootoo Quaraq, 49, was serving day parole at a halfway house in Ottawa when he failed to return at the end of the day as required. Continue reading
“We all smelled a little smoke. Obviously when the captain called we knew there was a problem,” one passenger said. Continue reading
As part of a deal with Parks Canada, Google is showcasing Street View images of one of the remotest places on the planet – Quttinirpaaq National Park on the northern tip of Ellesmere Island. Continue reading
A Montreal documentary photographer is making his way across Canada from one coast to the other on a motorcycle, inviting 150 Canadians to share, through a photograph, what represents their culture or identity. Continue reading
Sky-high food prices in the North have led many residents of Iqaluit to turn to Amazon Prime to save on necessities. But is that a sustainable solution? Continue reading
While 2 Inuit throat singers performed for Charles and Camilla, the royal pair couldn’t stifle their laughter. Continue reading
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explained why he abandoned his campaign promise on electoral reform, citing Conservative leadership candidate Kellie Leitch. Continue reading