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Inuit-owned companies seek private capital in Toronto

The initiative brought together Inuit , territorial, private and federal investment leaders to huddle over the territory's major infrastructure ... View article...

Lowering hiring standards for Inuit would create '2 classes' of officers

Nunavik's public security committee has rejected two recommendations aimed at increasing Inuit representation in the region's police force, ... View article...

Inuit leaders, politicians and industry experts pitch Nunavut infrastructure on Bay Street

Nunavut leaders are ready to get down to business. They travelled to Toronto to pitch their projects at the investment summit held by the prime ... View article...

Inuk filmmaker among recipients of Governor General's Arts Award

Kunuk bought his first video camera in 1981 and later recorded elders talking about hunting and life on the land for the Inuit Broadcasting Corp. View article...

Between 50 and 70 employees will work at Aqqusariaq Nunavut Recovery Centre

Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) said it's hoping all staff at the Aqqusariaq Nunavut Recovery Centre in Iqaluit will be Inuit . View article...

John Amagoalik launches lawsuit, says he won't return to Embassy West

Steve Kelliher, his lawyer and longtime friend, said the Government of Nunavut has betrayed not only Amagoalik but also his dream of Inuit self- ... View article...

Nunavut pitches major infrastructure projects at Canada's Investment Summit

Nunavut's Premier John Main and Inuit leaders attended Canada's Investment Summit this week, where they pitched territorial infrastructure ... View article...

Annauma Community Foundation receives $5.5 million from Australian non-profit

A non-profit organization that funds Inuit -led initiatives in Nunavut, called Annauma Community Foundation, received $5.5 million from Australian ... View article...