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Police are seeking information from the public following a snowmobile being vandalized in Iqaluit’s downtown core area.

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Nunavut’s healthcare system continues to face a number of challenges in the year ahead, several of which stem from the Covid-19 pandemic, such as the national shortage of healthcare workers, or the backlog caused by addressing Covid over the last few years.

Craft fairs are popping up in Iqaluit, selling anything from local jewellery to dog treats

Arctic Fresh Projects Inc services Sanikiluaq, Iglulik and Clyde River

Daughter ‘happy and grateful’ that her mother’s legacy endures

Yellowknife Literacy Outreach Centre programs help students to learn about themselves and their place in society, says coordinator Xiaoyi Yan.

It’s only a matter of hours now before Yellowknife gets plunged into a labour stoppage.

Strategy, tactics, and problem-solving skills were on full display during a chess tournament in Yellowknife on Jan. 28 — the first such chess tournament since Covid-19.

The Inuvik Curling Centre was bustling Jan. 21 as the Rock Stars Festival was back in full glory, drawing youth from as far away as Tsiigehtchic. The annual event, catering to kids aged five to eight years old, is designed to encourage children interested in the sport to embrace their brooms. Although only one team would win the trophy, all the kids were treated to pizza for their efforts.