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Seeking other partnerships is about opportunities, not relationship with Canada, Obed says

Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president Natan Obed says his comments he made in June about Inuit seeking other partnerships were not focused on the Inuit relationship with Canada but on pursuing opportunities with partners who share their interests.

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Carney, Obed stress stronger Inuit-Ottawa partnership during Kuujjuaq visit

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Prime minister to meet with Inuit leaders in Kuujjuaq Tuesday

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Nunavut premier calls on Ottawa to help upgrade territory’s health infrastructure

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Kuthula Matshazi chosen as Iqaluit’s newest city councillor

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Southern Canada

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Beatrice Deer prepares to reclaim the capital’s Canada Day celebrations

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Rideau Hall honours Canadians for work in Arctic

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Senate Indigenous committee wants updates from Ottawa on UNDRIP commitments

Nunavik

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Seeking other partnerships is about opportunities, not relationship with Canada, Obed says

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Carney, Obed stress stronger Inuit-Ottawa partnership during Kuujjuaq visit

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Prime minister to meet with Inuit leaders in Kuujjuaq Tuesday

Iqaluit

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Alianait festival ‘a success,’ say organizers

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Big Iqaluit crowd turns out for Canada Day

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Nunavut man wanted on Canada-wide warrant arrested in Iqaluit

Business

Discussions for GN to buy in to Canadian North ‘ongoing’

The Government of Nunavut is still considering becoming a minority owner of Canadian North, as the deadline to buy in nears, according to a GN spokesperson.

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Nuclear in Nunavut — Inuit and the element that ‘never ends’

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Nuclear in Nunavut — Trump’s ‘game show’ gambit

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Canada, Australia sign $2.5B deal for Arctic radar system

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Pangnirtung leaders worry proposed hydro plant will raise local sea levels

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Health

Ottawa announces $1.6M for Pond Inlet therapeutic justice program

This story was updated on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 11:45 a.m. ET. Jacques Ramsay, the parliamentary secretary to the federal minister of public safety, was in Iqaluit with Nunavut MP Lori Idlout today for a news conference to announce $1.

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Jimmy Kilabuk Run/Walk raises $2,000 for youth fitness

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Gjoa Haven water main fixed 5 months after leak discovered

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ITK divvies up $27M to fight tuberculosis

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John Amagoalik returns to the territory he helped create

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Justice

Police watchdog investigates Puvirnituq injury

Quebec’s police watchdog is investigating an incident in Puvirnituq that left one person wounded during an interaction with Nunavik Police Service officers.