Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok says he will not be seeking re-election when his term comes to a close in the fall. 

Tulugaq Law describes itself as Nunavut’s only active Inuit-owned law firm. The team behind it hopes to be able to break down barriers to the justice system.

Employment and Social Development Canada says the average monthly payment for elders in Nunavut in 2024 was about $920 a month, which adds up to a little over $11,000 a year. 

A medical program for victims of gender-based violence in Nunavut has ended, leaving those who attended it with few places to turn. The program was a pilot project and the Winnipeg Health Authority that ran the program says that because of space and resource limitations it can't continue. 

Yellowknife-based throat singing duo PIQSIQ says performing for Japanese fans was a unique celebration of Inuit culture and finding similarities between Arctic and Japanese traditions. 

Nunavut’s health department has declared an end to tuberculosis outbreaks in Pangnirtung and Pond Inlet. Arviat and Naujaat continue to manage outbreaks in their communities.

Richard Jr Bohlender, also known as Jaaji, was last seen on June 28, according to a news release. 

The Qulliq Energy Corporation is facing nine charges related to the death of one of the company's employees a year ago in Naujaat.

Nunavut’s information and privacy commissioner says there are systemic issues around the privacy of children in care. Graham Steele has released a report which revealed an assistant deputy minister has been getting unauthorized access to some files.

The new owner of Canadian North says there are no immediate plans to change the routes, frequency or prices of flights. 

Nunavut's health department has officially declared an end to tuberculosis outbreaks in Pangnirtung and Pond Inlet.

A 23-year-old Edmonton man has been charged in a case of multi-million dollar fraud in Nunavut. 

From Drake to Sarah Harmer to Aquakultre to Terry Uyarak, we look at musicians who've lyrically taken us from place to place.

Some federal workers in Iqaluit say they're being hit with hefty and unreasonable repair bills after moving out of government housing units, and say that they have limited options to dispute those charges.

A controversial federal bill to fast-track "nation-building" projects has been passed into law and while some N.W.T. leaders welcome the opportunity to build, others have concerns. 

The N.W.T. Medical Association, the Union of Northern Workers and the College and Association of Nurses of the N.W.T. and Nunavut issued a joint media statement calling on the territorial government to do whatever it takes to make sure there’s an in-person doctor in Yellowknife's emergency room at all hours. 

Nearly a year after her mother was sentenced to prison for defrauding Inuit organizations to help pay for her education, an Ontario woman went public for the first time about the case — and Jordan Archer's story has again stirred up anger and frustration among Inuit.

Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. brought 49 Inuit from Nunavut's Kitikmeot region to the former Charles Camsell Hospital in Edmonton, where thousands of Inuit were sent to be treated for tuberculosis from the 1940s to 1960s.

10 years after declaring suicide a crisis in Nunavut, the territorial government and the territory’s land claim organization say the crisis remains. But they are stopping short of calling it a public health emergency.

Aaju Peter, an activist and lawyer originally from Greenland, went back to school earlier this year to study at Pirurvik Inuktitut language institute in Iqaluit where she's also a teacher. 

Organizers say Pan-ArcticVision is about connecting with other northerners and celebrating differences and similarities in a big party. From Vadsø, Norway, in 2023, to Nuuk, Greenland, in 2024, the festival is now coming to Iqaluit in October.