Headline News - February 6, 2004

Nunavut
Iqaluit-wide election forum draws notables, undecideds

Murder trial hears details of shooting

TV expert seeks active political role

O'Brien campaigns construction boom

Kilabuk campaigns on restraint, realism

In Quttiktuq, it's who you know

Akesuk promises to try harder next time

Diamond-seekers file on 64 million acres

Adjudicator will rule on one-man rights crusade

Martin Liberals produce hints of hope for the North

U.S. backtracks on climate change proposals

Around Nunavut

Sila at the Canadian Museum of Nature

Kunuk gets Native American film honours

Body of missing Baker Lake woman found

Ottawa abandons NIHB consent forms

Nunavik
Mitiarjuk Attasie Nappaaluk appointed to Order of Canada

KRPF officer cleared in shooting

Features
How barbecued chicken came to Cape Dorset

Around the Arctic
Saami celebrate on Feb. 6

New Web site on Chukotka

Air Greenland eyes new route to Canada

Headline News - February 13, 2004

Nunavut
Fundamentalists seek foothold in legislature

Jaw admits shooting RCMP constable

NIRB flashes green light for Jericho mine

Hundreds of Nunavummiut vote early

Women seek admission to men's club

Rivals pledge new jobs

Canada cancels fish session with Greenland

Auditor-general slams DIAND on land claims record

Study approves limited bowhead whale hunt

IDEA bans smoking on school grounds

Study predicts huge infrastructure shortfall

New wave of Arctic documnetaries hits TV

Around Nunavut
Board seeks school fire report

IDEA member questions students' expulsion

Hargrove's visit upsets education minister

Briefer breaks get long hearing

Members clash over 25-cent pay raise

Nunavik
Trilingual campaign hits hard at littering

Cramped courthouse shocks Quebec justice minister

Court gives all-clear on self-rule talks

Features
Elders provide snapshots of Inuit culture

Around the Arctic
Disgraced Gagliano recalled from Denmark

Greenland provides gold for royal rings

U.S. presses Danes on Thule base

Headline News - February 20, 2004

Nunavut
Whopping turnout marks second Nunavut election

Officer's widow weeps as Jaw gets life

Peterson pushes for cabinet post

Nunavut election 2004: the tale of the numbers

Behind this successful man, a machine

O'Brien loses in "squeeze" to Alagalak in Arviat

Tootoo keen to join Cabinet

Constituents will "keep an eye" on Barnabas

Akesuk seeks opinions on Human Rights Act

"I'm strong contender" for premier's job: Curley

Initiative seeks to define northern homelessness

Government neglect threatens Inuit art: Ryan

Kamotiq Inn owner blames "vendetta" for licencing problems

Inuit lauded for role in Arctic science

Around Nunavut
Court hears boat deaths case

How-to business guide launched

Board seeks school fire report

Nunavik
Get-fit program fights diabetes

Features
The selling of the candidate

Around the Arctic
International youth meeting in Nuuk

Headline News - February 27, 2004

Nunavut
Ottawa affirms commitment to missile defence talks

Iqaluit co-op cautious about offering lower prices

Second group launches Ed Horne lawsuit

Recycling chief wants Iqaluit to think clean thoughts

NEU slams GN over cultural issues

Kovic wants team approach at Nunavut Tunngavik Inc.

Make NTI a "full partner" in territorial government: candidate

Kaludjak pledges land claims speed-up at NTI

Centre delivers services close to home

Fee hikes enrage Kugluktuk property owners

Arts centre study gets the go-ahead

Nunavut basketball teams target Arctic medals

Snail mail picks up the pace

Around Nunavut
Silver qulliq Chrétien's parting gift

Poor health picture for First Nations and Inuit in Canada

Nunavik
Isaac CD reaches wide audiences

School board mulls appeal on self rule

SWAT team ends armed stand-off

Features
Aye, there's the nose rub

Historic drawings abandoned, unseen

Around the Arctic
Lapland and Murmansk to tackle security

Ottawa cans Clarkson trip