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A shotgun blast and celebrations mark final day of Nunavut Quest

People at the final camp Thursday were excited to run the eighth and final day of the Nunavut Quest. It was cloudy and a bit of snow filled the air at Aulattivik, 50 kilometres out from the finish line.

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Toonik Tyme checkers showdown

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Young players prepare for futsal tournament kickoff

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Olympians speedskate into Toonik Tyme

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Nunavut Quest Day 7 brings mushers to Pond Inlet’s door

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Northern Liberals mum on impact of majority government win

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Government offices in several communities remain closed Tuesday due to blizzard conditions

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Artists from Iqaluit, Baker Lake longlisted for 2026 Sobey Art Award

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Elbows up: Inuit-themed jersey finds place in Carney photo

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FCNQ expanding Montreal warehouse with $26M renovation

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Nunavik leaders eye banishment for bootleggers, drug traffickers

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Young players prepare for futsal tournament kickoff

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Ullivik could get major expansion as leaders discuss capacity issues

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Gjoa Haven lifts state of emergency as power outage recovery continues

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Gas about to get cheaper in Nunavut

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A shotgun blast and celebrations mark final day of Nunavut Quest

Sports

Young players prepare for futsal tournament kickoff

An eight-year-old goalie is already picturing himself kissing the trophy as excitement builds ahead of a school futsal tournament Friday. “If I win, I will kiss the cup,” said Landon Gordon, a Grade 3 student at Pitallak School in Kuujjuaq.

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Toonik Tyme checkers showdown

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A shotgun blast and celebrations mark final day of Nunavut Quest

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Olympians speedskate into Toonik Tyme

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Nunavut Quest Day 7 brings mushers to Pond Inlet’s door

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Arts and Culture

Artists from Iqaluit, Baker Lake longlisted for 2026 Sobey Art Award

A Baker Lake textile artist and an Iqaluit painter are among 30 longlisted contenders for the 2026 Sobey Art Award.

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Toonik Tyme swings into action in Iqaluit

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Arctic Talent: Iqaluit harpist ‘in sync with the cosmos’

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Nighttime hockey on the ice in Umiujaq

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Aulajut Nunavut International Film Festival packs Iqaluit theatre

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Justice

Organized crime targeting Nunavut with drugs, RCMP says

Canadian and international organized crime is driving the flow of illegal drugs into Nunavut where trafficking has been on the rise, says Chief Supt. Kent Pike, Nunavut RCMP’s commanding officer.