Program's funding ends in March 2026; intervening time will be used to develop new program, says Mandy Gull-Masty The Inuit Child First Initiative will end next spring when federal government funding runs out — but that doesn’t mean the end of federal funding for Inuit children and youths, says Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty.
A public meeting on the future of Iqaluit’s three elementary schools went sideways Tuesday as some participants questioned what they called the “colonial” structure of the consultation process itself.
Jessie Kakkik stands a few metres from his home across from Qikiqtarjuaq’s Northern store with his black, off-brand phone in his hand. “I can open YouTube,” he says. Quickly, the app pops up on his screen ready to show videos.
More than 40 people took to the streets of Kuujjuaq on Tuesday demanding an end to what they say is police brutality in Nunavik. Holding the march on Tuesday was significant — Nov.
Investments in renewable energy will support Canada’s Arctic sovereignty and help make Iqaluit a “modern Arctic capital,” says the proponent of the planned Iqaluit hydroelectric plant.
