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Rankin speaks
Bootlegging, addictions, accessibility and treatment - everything was on the table at the first community meeting held by the task force on the Nunavut Liquor Act Review. With its first meeting in Rankin Inlet completed, the task force has begun its year-long process of consulting each and every community in the territory.
Weather permitting
For the first time in five years, Repulse Bay has permission to hunt a bowhead whale.
Who can eat on NTI's tab?
A disagreement on policy may be what has led to the suspension of the president of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) last week.
Women rising, too
Though it was the fourth retreat for Angutiit Makigiangninga (Men Rising Up) it was a very special one. This time it wasn't just men - the ladies were invited, too.
More companies seeking development permits
Smaller-scale construction in Rankin Inlet is underway as more businesses apply for development permits in anticipation of the Agnico-Eagle mine set to begin construction in 2013.
A musical welcome
It's the start of a big school year for the Rankin Inlet Arctic College campus and to kick it off, Inuit/Mohawk artist Beatrice Deer is coming to town.
Ready for the world
Twenty-two students in Rankin Inlet are now getting ready to take on the world.
Learning on the ice
Three Kivalliq boys found themselves on the adventure of a lifetime when they boarded planes to join the Students on Ice program this month.

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Established in 1945, News/North covered the 61 communities comprising the Northwest Territories, a 1,400.000 square mile region north of the 60th parallel. The region made up the present Northwest Territories, plus the area which, in April 1999, became the new territory of Nunavut. Since then, News/North has evolved into two separate publications, each serving its respective territory. In addition, the Yellowknifer, Deh Cho Drum, Inuvik Drum and Kivalliq News serve regional interests in both territories.