NTI president suspended
The president of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) says his board of directors jumped the gun in suspending him for ringing up nearly $52,000 in debt on the corporate credit card, and that he could have explained the debt if he was given the chance.
Nunavut seeing $3.8 million in CanNor support
It's raining money in Nunavut – almost $4 million, to be precise – thanks to a rapidly-forming cloud called the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency.
Big names call for more judges
The leader of the federal opposition told media in Iqaluit on Wednesday federal and Nunavut governments need to take seriously the request for two more judges in Nunavut.
Man sentenced for Cambridge Bay triple murder
Chris Bishop was sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole for 16 years for a 2007 triple-slaying that shook Cambridge Bay.
Four-plex flames
A fire broke out in a house near the Quickstop on the way to Apex last Tuesday around noon and raged for about two hours before the Iqaluit fire department was able to put it out.
Harper apologizes to Resolute exiles
Prime Minister Stephen Harper offered an unexpected apology to several High Arctic exiles while briefly visiting Resolute last week.
Cambridge Bay gets High Arctic research station
Cambridge Bay will be home to Canada's new High Arctic Research Station, the federal government announced Tuesday.
Two days at sea
Choppy waters, rain, fog, wind and cloud – none of these elements affected a group of 12 hardy Canadian Rangers from Clyde River searching for a missing helicopter pilot as much as being forced to come home empty handed.
First women's gathering a success, says organizer
About 40 women learned to make soap and flags, play guitar, paint and light a qulliq at Iglulik's inaugural women's gathering earlier this month.

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