Headline News - May 6, 2005

Nunavut
Northern strategy raises big expectations

Nunavut, Greenland agree to jointly manage polar bears

Photo: Henry Boaz stands in front of a qammaq by the beach in 1958 or '59

Shell acknowledges gas ruined spark plugs

$5.1 million fisheries fund to train Inuit

Future brightens for Nunavut film makers

WCB mounts campaign to inform, protect younger workers

Hamlets struggle with recreation spaces

How are you? I am clueless

Video demonstrates elders' approach to dealing with criminals

Around Nunavut
Two men believed drowned near Cape Dorset

In the Legislative Assembly
Union continues yummy breakfasts in Iqaluit

Carver honoured

Reconsider Ilisaqsivik, says Uqqumiut MLA

And what about Cape Christian?

More to receive high school diplomas through GED

GN pays out $377,076 for rehab in 2003-2004

New KIA president applauded

Nunavik
Three languages in search of an audience

Around Nunavik
Quitting pays

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Features
A second look at early Frobisher Bay

Around the Arctic
Duo to attempt summer polar trek

Danish can stay on Greenland's air waves

One people, one flag

Saami music festival celebrates 2005

Ice cream to help Arctic warming

Bowhead whaling tragedy stuns Bering Strait community

Headline News - May 13, 2005

Nunavut
Nunavut's DIAND office faces "desperate" staff problems

Man charged in mother's death in Montreal

Search heats up for two missing Iqaluit men

Western premiers back aboriginal training strategy

QIA seeks Inuit-owned lands in mineral-rich Katannilik Park

GN, NTI unveil fisheries blueprint

Nunavut tries again on Education Act

Inuk conquers Everest base camp

Around Nunavut
Autopsy finds cold cause of death

Arrests made in Iqaluit break-ins

In the Legislative Assembly
MLAs do climb-down on budget cut

Income support up five per cent

Gas compensation on the way?

Around Nunavik
Conversation ends badly in Salluit

Iqaluit
Half a century of good works

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Features
Unique exchange brings Norway's Saami to Iqaluit

Around the Arctic
Northern rail link to help missile defence

Borders fence in Scandinavian reindeer

Shape up and show up for work, says Royal Greenland

Whale hunters attacked for childrens' deaths

Headline News - May 20, 2005

Nunavut
Liberals, Tories snarl, yelp over sled dogs

Credit Union backers finish their work

Photo: Artist Ahme Papatsie

Election frenzy hits Nunavut politicos

Animal deformities on the rise, hunters say

Massive search turns up one survivor from missing Iqaluit pair

Marijuana Party candidate ready to roll in Nunavut

Weatherman predicts a warm 2005

Hunters shoot down proposed wildlife regulations

Nunavut Broadband Development Corp. faces new competition

Go slow on Clyde River park, mining group says

Big balloons prescribed as cheap cure for what ails Nunavut

Nunavut's nursing shortage echoes national problem

Miners take interest in airship development

Around Nunavut
Hall Beach man charged with assault

Regan moves slowly on marine fees

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Brewer to lead New Bruswick NDP

Features
Youth walk tackles suicide prevention, one click at a time

Nunavik
From polar desert to the Saudi peninsula

Around the Arctic
UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues meets NYC

Greenland in the U.S. capital

Compromise on Finnmark Law in Norway

Polar satellite launched

Headline News - May 27, 2005

Nunavut
Two girls for every boy at GN

Former youth worker gets three years for sex with minors

Four-day flight freeze at Iqaluit airport

Photo: Staff Sgt. Ed North puts an RCMP hat on Akakak Sataa

Nunavut's own floor-crosser sympathizes with Belinda Stronach

NTI threatens lawsuit over caribou decision

Author defends endangered designation for Peary caribou

GN takes over loan, subsidy programs in Kivalliq

Picco accuses Ottawa of sidelining Nunavut child care needs

Nunavut hopes new subsidies will help teen parents

UN forum pushes for indigenous rights declaration

Hydro-Quebec understated project's impact on Sanikiluaq, group says

What's in the report?

Adventure tourism proves fatal for two bears

Around Nunavut
Karetak-Lindell looks at food mail

NITC revamps scholarship system

Industrial development worries caribou board

U.S. climber dies near Clyde River

Phone co. offers scholarship

Around Iqaluit
This week in Iqaluit

Features
Scientists sift arctic snow for evidence of pollution, climate change

Nunavik
Nunavik bingos, bars, restaurants could go smoke-free Jan. 1

Around the Arctic
Arctic Leaders urge action climate change

Art icebreaker in Iceland

Reindeer overrunning Greenland