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A Nunavut man, 35, died in hospital after he was assaulted in the parking lot of Capital Suites on July 22.

The Behchoko RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in locating Tyson Michel of Behchoko.

It may be obvious, but Inuvik is experiencing thick smoke as a result of a nearby wildfire.

Senate Standing Committee on Indigenous Peoples chair Senator Brian Francis calls a report released July 19 a “road map” to help survivors of Indian residential schools and their families.

Six Nunavut Housing Corporation staff members are replacing directors on the Iqaluit Housing Authority board, in a shakeup announced Friday morning.

Family and friends are remembering Adrian Halushka, who drowned in Frame Lake on July 19.

Wildfire affects us all — but differently.

This is the first installment in a multi-part series on the tourism sector in Nunavut post-pandemic.

Behchoko residents were forced to flee to Yellowknife as a wildfire burning close to the community prompted an evacuation notice on Monday evening.

In May of 1968, Mary Zinnow’s family lost their home in Apex to a fire, and with it, all of their photos.