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Ulukhaktok’s Joshua Oliktoak sees many reasons for hope that Inuinnaqtun will persevere, if not thrive in the future.

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It was a busy first day at work for Megan Klengenberg, teaching how to make Kamiks in Kugluktuk.

The Kitikmeot Trade Show is coming back to Cambridge Bay from Feb. 15 to 17. More than 52 booths will be open, representing key Northern organizations such as POLAR Knowledge Canada, Canadian North, Aurora Energy Solutions Inc., Qulliq Energy Corporation, Government of Nunavut and more.

Negotiations between the municipality and the Union of Northern Workers (UNW) have failed again.

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A load of waste recently caught fire inside a Kavanaugh Bros.’ truck that was collecting garbage on behalf of the city, and that has resulted in a reminder to residents about proper disposal of waste.

A business course opportunity will teach Inuit small business owners how to obtain Gov. procurement contracts

Haana-Siksik shares her perspective on Inuktitut language and her journey learning and then teaching

Loss of language remains an issue close to the heart of many Inuit. To explain the loss of language within one’s own lifetime can be difficult, said Megan Kyak-Monteith, the co-director and animator of Grape Soda in the Parking Lot.