Nunavut News

The Pinnguaq Association launched a scholarship to help carry on the memory of Danielle Moore, who was an advocate for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and helped shape the Pinnguaq Association and its Iqaluit Makerspace into what it is today.

Arctic Bay’s recreation co-ordinator has been hoping to get a baseball diamond for his community for quite some time.

Nunavut’s Corrections Act cannot be enacted into force without an independent correctional investigator, said the deputy minister of justice Stephen Mansell on April 26 during the Legislative Assembly’s follow-up review on the report of the auditor general of Canada on corrections in Nunavut.

Parks Canada’s Underwater Archaeology Team (UAT) will be returning to the wrecks of the Franklin Expedition in the Kitikmeot this month, announced the federal minister of environment and climate change Steven Guilbeault in Gatineau, Quebec on April 28.

The planned liquor plebiscite in Kugluktuk is set to go on May 16 with advance voting to take place on May 9, announced the Nunavut minister of finance Lorne Kusugak on April 27.

Students with highests grade point average awarded

The Department of Finance’s Office of the Superintendent of Licensing is seeking input on a proposed new cannabis store by Higher Experience Inc in Iqaluit.

Baker Lake MLA Criag Simailak becomes Justice; QEC minister

GN doesn’t care about Inuit language and culture, says NTI