Headline News - July 5, 2002

Nunavut
GN freezes public housing rents

GNWT and union settle 13-year pay-equity dispute

Nunavut court finally gets third judge

Public housing in Nunavut: What’s changing?

GN housing plan: from tenant to homeowner

Condo ownership for GN staff?

Sealskin sales to the U.S.? Okalik is a believer

Nunavut youth embark on Norwegian trek

NorthwesTel, union "too far apart" for deal

Nunavut briefs

First sealift due in this weekend

ITK likes Inuksuk monument

Print collection opens

Students to share info

Violent statistics

Nunavik
KRG asks Ottawa to put up funds for local Internet

Junior Rangers head to Inukjuak for summer camp

Features
True North strong and free

The future of fur

Iqaluit

Business group decries obstacles to development

Up in smoke

Arctic

Russians seek more fish

Finnish fish labelled for dioxin

Japan reverses whaling stance

Norway to sell whale meat

Polar bears pose new threat

Siberia's population plummets

Headline News - July 12, 2002

Nunavut
Okalik: Canada should stamp out fake aboriginal art industry

GN, NTI and DIAND concerned about mine clean-up plan

Navy vessels to dock in Nunavut this month

Gyrfalcon sent to fight for its life in Kuujjuaq

Inuktitut 101

Nunavut, NWT educators learn leadership skills in Rankin Inlet

A great Nunavut leader passes away in Igloolik

Nunavik
Makivik, QIA team up to investigate dog slaughter

The year was 1958

"Let’s talk about HIV/AIDS" contest

Features
A territory celebrates

Fr. Mary’s message

Discovering Helluland

Iqaluit
Elders weigh in on street names

NTI supports river closure — to a point

Construction set to begin on Sylvia Grinnell bridge

Consultant report recommends easing traffic flow in Iqaluit

Sparkle and shine

Iqaluit businesses forge ties in Siberia

Low-tech art protection

Arctic
Longer summers in Arctic Norway

Russia to dump nuclear waste in Arctic

Wrong polar bears sent up?

Siberia’s air highly polluted

Headline News - July 19, 2002

Nunavut
Louis Pilakapsi’s death voyage was preventable

Crew prepares for Resolution Island clean-up project

A summary of the safety board’s findings

Nunavut Emergency Services working to improve boat safety

Takuginai named best aboriginal-language program

NorthwesTel shows $13.5-million profit

Ozone observatory "mothballed" until further notice

Environment Canada, DFO want more details about mine clean-up plan

Igloolik and Hall Beach hunters finalize details for bowhead hunt

Nunavut’s ratio of men to women the highest in Canada

Nunavik
Sixty years and counting

Features
Cool adventures south of the treeline

When the Arctic was too hot for muskoxen

Strength of sinew

Iqaluit
Capital city’s first bilingual preschool to open this fall

Boaters saved using Inuktitut radio

Taxi driver charged with possession of cocaine

Council approves funding for wellness projects

Umpire clinic at the new arena

Pair charged in connection with local break-ins

Arctic
Greenland gold mine may start next year

Massive hydro project stirs controversy in Iceland

Grizzly threat in the Yukon

Headline News - July 26, 2002

Nunavut
Arctic Bay residents have their say about Nanisivik

Striking telco employees head back to work

RCMP post gives Grise Fiord "warm, fuzzy feeling"

Elders plead to save infrastructure

What makes Nunavut unique? — family violence

Crime in Nunavut: by the numbers

Let the show begin

Kakayer team hits the water in Ontario

Someday my ship will come

In The Courts

Beating victim still in a coma

Mother sentenced for assaulting disabled child

Corrections worker charged with soliciting sex, possessing child pornography

Lack of remand centre for adult female irks JP

Murder trial location still undecided

Young offender raised to adult court

Nunavik

Nunavik bucks population trends

Features
The sting of summer

To the edge and back

Iqaluit
City votes to buy garbage crusher

Iqaluit street name project approved

Gush and flush

Fish study begins

Homerun-bound slo-pitch players head south

Arctic
Residents of Alaskan village want to flee erosion

Alaskan glaciers melting faster than ever

Botulism suspected in Alaska