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Arctic Co-op to label Canadian products in light of trade war

Arctic Co-op Ltd., one of Nunavut’s biggest retailers, plans to equip stores with labels for Canadian-made goods in light of threats of a possible Canada-U.S. trade war.

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Kivalliq critical minerals project could take centre stage amid U.S. tariff threat

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Iqaluit business leaders warn of higher costs from proposed tax increase

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YES Nunavik rebrands with a new purpose

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Nolinor Aviation to expand northern operations with new blended-wing planes

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Regions

Iqaluit

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Iqaluit RCMP ‘specifically targeting’ suspects in drug, firearm crimes

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Water supply a consideration if Iqaluit is to host military base, mayor says

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Blizzard prompts Iqaluit offices, organizations to close

Southern Canada

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Ottawa students get chance to learn Inuktitut

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Akeeagok, Arctic premiers talk security in Washington trip

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Premiers’ trip to Washington, D.C. culminates in White House visit

Nunavut

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News quiz Feb. 15 | Planes, plans and plots over Greenland

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Time for world to tell Trump his ‘real thing’ is non-starter

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Climate change, age and LOL: Pond Inlet teacher takes Proust Questionnaire

Justice

First Nunavut Inuk RCMP officer in two decades getting used to the red serge

Inuuki Burke is getting used to his new title. “I still feel so weird to write constable in my emails,” he said in an interview. “I’m so used to writing cadet for the past six months.

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Iqaluit RCMP ‘specifically targeting’ suspects in drug, firearm crimes

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Iqaluit RCMP arrest man in connection with 3 police investigations

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Man arrested at Iqaluit airport faces drug, alcohol charges

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RCMP officer acquitted of assault, uttering threats in Arctic Bay incident

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Housing

Nunavik housing in ‘crisis’ as funding talks continue: Report

On the same day Nunavik officials were meeting with Quebec cabinet ministers to discuss renewed funding for housing, a new report revealed the region is more than 1,000 homes short of what’s needed to serve the population. At the Feb.

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Most displaced tenants find housing after Noble House fire

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Iqaluit proposes licensing, zoning for cabins on city lands

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Half of tenants displaced by Iqaluit fire find new homes

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‘For right now, we have everything we need’: Fire victim grateful for community help

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Arts and Culture

Ottawa students get chance to learn Inuktitut

Sam Aipellee sits in an Ottawa Technical Secondary School classroom, watching as language specialist Nina Kuppaq carefully lights a soapstone qulliq after filling it with olive oil and cotton.

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