Headline News - June 3, 2005

Nunavut
Police bust 42 suspected dope dealers

Nunavut land use body mired in chaos

Ottawa promises schedule for Inuit needs

Photo: Jimmy Naulaq, a resident living near Iqaluit's proposed homeless shelter

Aboriginal rights legend hired to break impasse

Why is the implementation contract important to you?

Who is Thomas Berger?

Women rule at school

Downtown residents turn up to support homeless shelter

Anglican leaders in Arctic condemn same-sex unions

Misadventures on the land higher than usual

Hunters help their own on Frobisher Bay

Court orders language training for deaf accused

Isuma closes Igloolik office after Nunavut Film rejects funding proposal

Appeals court sets minimum sentence in CamBay rape: Crown

Son returns to mother after 11-year absence

Photo: Steven Kanayok and Christine Tootoo check out "Keyhole," a geoscience computer application

Around Nunavut
More breakdowns at Iqaluit airport

Quick turnaround at First Air

Broadcasters Scholarship

Miss Nunavut 2005

Iqaluit
Iqaluit mayor major booster of Iqaluit deep water port

Around Iqaluit
This week in Iqaluit

Features
Nunavik plant life the latest attraction at the Avataq Cultural Institute

Around the Arctic
Greenland benefits from closer U.S. ties

Finnmark Act approved in Norway

Floods wreak havoc in Finland and Alaska

Booze costs Norway a million working days

Headline News - June 10, 2005

Nunavut
NPC board asks chairman to quit

Nunavut Film "operating in vacuum"

Picture: Ruben Komangapik

Bureaucrats, meet the new boss

The NPC: What's all the fuss about?

NPC's bosses reply to their critics

Some Anglicans opppose church move condemning same-sex, common-law unions

Nunavut hockey hero home for the summer

Rankin mourns boy after gun mishap

As narwhal exports increase, CITES threatens to ban international trade

Curley fears interference on subsidies

NTI looks at cutting costs

Iqaluit
Council committee says yes to the Sally Ann

Around Iqaluit
This week in Iqaluit

Features
The anatomy of a bust

Headline News - June 17, 2005

Nunavut
Dog slaughter inquiry still a "maybe"

GN won't mingle in Happy Valley

Rich life adds up to honourary law degree

Photo: Graduation from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government

Akitsiraq grads bring Inuit values to northern law

Where are they now?

How Akitsiraq came to be

Iqaluit teens tell substance abuse experts how it is

Crisis at the NEU?

Summer gigs aren't easy for students

Greenland hunt threatens Nunavut polar bear quota

Rock enthusiasts hit the tundra to map bedrock

Around Nunavut
Prize-winning humour

Round-the-clock health care coming to Igloolik and Gjoa

Okalik gets honary doctorate

Labrador land claim nears final bend

Iqaluit
Alianait! A multicultural festival!

Iqalummiut show their support for gays and lesbians

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

At last - a new cemetery

It's a go for chip-seal rebuild of Apex Road

Nunavik
Busted once, busted twice

Inuksuk garden in Montreal

Around Nunavik
Quebec spends for Nunavik tourism projects

Nunavik faces near total ban on public smoking

Quebec gives money for mine rehab project

Features
Nunavik medical crisis drives patients south

Around the Arctic
Greenlanders go to China

Greenland calls for more cooperation with Nunavut

Greenlanders break silence on abuse

Headline News - June 24, 2005

Nunavut
QIA chooses land rights over park

Move over rover, let PSAC take over

Nunavut schools dodge national science test

Photo: Paul Okalik and his sister, Looee Okalik

ITK plans financial independence through permanent fund

QEC makes capital surcharge pitch to URRC

ITK wants alcohol industry to help with treatment, counselling

Embrace Life Council urges self-reliance

Justice carved in stone and wood

Okalik honoured by his old university

Mother, daughter art team capture contemporary Cape Dorset

Young writers anthology sells out on opening night

Around Nunavut
Two busted for coke in Iqaluit

Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week

Nunavik
Four out of 10 Nunavik elders go hungry

Around Nunavik
May 31 is D-Day for tobacco in Nunavik

Features
Clarkson senses Nunavut's unique identity

Around the Arctic
Sheila Watt-Cloutier receives Sophie Prize in Oslo

Looking for young circumpolar leaders

Herring moves back home to Iceland

Greenland cuts fin whale catch

International Whaling Committee to maintain whaling ban