| October 7 , 2005
Nunavut
Rare STD claims one life in Nunavut
NTI borrowing threatens land claim fund
CBC North back to work on Tuesday
Iqaluit cabbie held up at knife-point
Sedna takes the search out of search and rescue
Elder, 76, found after five-day search
Imperfect subsidies keep food prices reasonable
Man acquitted of bestiality
Arviat school lures dropouts back
Education gap puts Inuit males at risk
“The system has really short-changed our men”
What’s happening to the men?
Women’s movement skews gender issues in the North
Despite words on paper, Nunavut lacks climate change plan
Incredible shrinking Arctic sea ice
Photo: Jimmy Pingushat and his stuffed wolverine
Around Nunavut
Boost legal aid, lawyers urge feds
Ottawa to host forum on violence against aboriginal women
Two plead guilty to bloody assault
Harper named Danish honorary consul
Flu shots for all Nunavummiut
Healthy stores project moves ahead in Cambridge Bay
Mining companies not eligible for food mail
Bookkeeping program proposed
It’s sun transit time
GN appoints new IQ advisory council
Nunavik
Tell us your troubles, Quebec ministers ask Inukjuak youth
Equal rights for snowmobile, ATV accident victims: lawyer
In market-free Nunavik, housing a government-only concern
It’s Fire Prevention Week
Child with lighter sets home ablaze
Around Nunavik
Gang attacks police in Kangirsuk
Iqaluit
Creekside Village plans on hold
Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week
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Reading, writing and wide open spaces
Around the Arctic
Barrow gives up on bus system
Snowchange 2005 meets in Anchorage
Sea levels to rise, new study says
October 14, 2005
Nunavut
Politicians’ hot air helps preserve art
Practice restraint, Ivujivik beluga hunters urged
Photo: ”Brief Case” by Annie Pootoogook
Coach sends Jordin to the minors
Gun safety suffers as registry dispute drags on
A history of the gun registry in Nunavut
The do’s and don’ts of guns and ammo
How to store, transport and display guns safely
Crowded Iqaluit airport to get more breathing room
Gjoa Haven faces water shortages after reservoir bursts
Sixty years later, a thank-you to Coral Harbour man
Sex charge stayed after bungled prosecution
GN still researching fetal alcohol syndrome
Cape Dorset prints hit galleries
How to get gun safety training in Nunavut
Around Nunavut
New board for Canadian Polar Commission
Two murder trial dates setNuvaqiq chooses jury trial
Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week
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Nunavik’s first provincial park to open next year Around the Arctic
Greenland to put quotas on polar bears
Viking explorer gets U.S. holiday
Radioactive plutonium found near Thule
October 21, 2005
Nunavut
Berger chides both sides in land claims dispute
Volunteer gun safety training “not effective”
Photo: Take Back the Night
Feds cough up anti-violence funding
Houston tackles Inuit epic hero
Why Inuit men are falling behind
New Baffin Hospital chief vows to strengthen patient care
Man’s estranged wife ordered to pay child support
Nunavut visitors turned on by Nuuk hydro scheme
Around Nunavut
NTI seeks residential school alumni
Meeting: What urban Inuit need
Wolves around Kuujjuaq, Iqaluit
Nunavut wins literacy challenge
MLAs seek opinions on Nunavut Arctic College
Iqaluit
Marchers fight violence with chants, candles
Around Iqaluit
Marchers fight violence with chants, candles
Features
Puvirnituq studio revives Inuit art
October 28, 2005
Nunavut
Urban Inuit seek voice at Ottawa gathering
Power corporation gets lean and mean
Food mail contract up for grabs
QIA leader denounces RCMP dog report
Pond mourns dead teen
New US. ambassador takes charm tour into Nunavut
QIA surplus fills development funds vacuum
Sales brisk at Iqaluit country foods store
Professional hunters provide food for Greenlanders
Emergency contraceptives now more available
Around Nunavut
Bad gas unlikely this winter
Divers wanted for body searches
No relief in sight for busy lands officers
Iqaluit
Break-in bandit caught, police say
Snowfall puts Road to Nowhere homes at risk
Around Iqaluit
Iqaluit this week
Iqaluit approves new cop shop
Nunavik
Nunavimmiut fare poorly in health survey
Health director already responding to bad news
Minnesota imports help teachers revive pure sled dogs
Around Nunavik
TNI shuts TV studio in Kuujjuaq
Hydro plant to pave way for mining development
Around the Arctic
Women strike in Iceland |