Headline News - June 4, 2004

Nunavut
The iron age returns to Nunavut

Nunavut's rock goddess rolls down new path

Health ship coming to a port near you

Inuit, Métis at odds over Labrador land claim deal

What's happening at Mary River?

When artists draw pay cheques

Nunavut RCMP give themselves a wake-up call

Iqaluit's Mary Deschenes dies at 44

New emergency phone number for Nunavut

Around Nunavut
Red tape delays Doris North mine

GN and NTI renew partnership deal

Arviat celebrates 21 high school grads

Nunavut's own journeyman carpenters

In the Legislative Assembly
Nestor wants to get tough on criminals

Made-in-Nunavut language law on the way

Energy Minister responds to Auditor General

Peterson calls for children's advocate

Traditional place-naming continues

Bewitched, bothered and bewildered

Victim assistance fund untapped

Public housing rents explained

The blues ain't nothin' but a misquote

CLEY seeks more on-the-job trainees

Okalik defends Inuit-first education policies

Nunavik
St-Julien a likely shoo-in for Nunavik

Nunavik says farewell to Peter Bentley

Lawyer warns of time limits on abuse claims

Drug money leads to dealers in Nunavik

Around Nunavik
Art and music from Nunavik in Montreal

Nunavik Toponymy by Taamusi Qumaq now on-line

TB under control, says public health director

Ivujivik man sentenced for threats on police

Iqaluit
Iqaluit Recycling society seeks last-minute rescue

Headline News - June 11, 2004

Nunavut

At long last, it's a go for Jericho

Picco vows school system reform

BFC forges ahead with training program

Conservative wants to reverse Liberal "neglect"

Nunavut's incumbent targets housing, training

Green candidate plugs alternative energy

NDP candidate offers a "strong, critical voice" in Ottawa

Thompson plans to score points with outspoken style

Jail threats "a matter of course" at DIAND

The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement, in plain language

Campaign promises fuel wind energy hopes in Nunavut

Around Nunavut
Aboriginal leaders question Conservative policies

Wildlife Act one step closer

Statistics Canada seeks interns

Nunavik
Nunavik government deal takes shape

Income scale change could double some Nunavik rents

Iqaluit
Recycling program saved from the trash can

Features
Snow-goose paradise

Around the Arctic
Polar bears surround campers in Labrador

Greenlandic politician charged with B&E

Disko Bay nominated as heritage site

Norway butts out

Headline News - June 18, 2004

Nunavut
Tory hopeful defends party's aboriginal policy

Extreme makeover at St. Jude's

Nunavut's population nears 30,000

When souls become sustenance

RCMP alarmed about ATV death, injuries

Armed stand-off ends peacefully

MLAs reveal debts, business interests

Artists invade Rankin Inlet

Nunavut's flora, in all its glory

Around Nunavut
Candidates' debates next week

Hamlets reach broadband compromise

ITK approves new identity cards

Cold spring means cool summer for much of Nuavut

Nunavik
Where are the Inuit tradesmen?

Kuujjuaq mayor: Nunavimmiut must respect transients

Cool science moves Nunavik

Around Nunavik
APTN seeks director-at-large in Nunavik

Taima to perform in Ottawa July 1

KRG councillors divvy up social housing for 2005

Planning a holiday?

Salluit carvings on display in Ottawa

Watch out for poachers

Around Iqaluit
Crowd doubles at Iqaluit pride picnic

Iqaluit's food bank still homeless

Inukshuk student wins big

Iqaluit councillor questions garage RFP

Iqaluit education authority seeks replacement

Features
From birth to death

Around the Arctic
Muskoxen stranded on tiny island

Headline News - June 25, 2004

Nunavut
Auditor general: GN must plan for high-cost fuel

Nunavut helps Greenland celebrate home rule

True-blue sapphires inspire Baffin treasure hunt

MLAs go scapegoat-hunting over NPC mess

GN workers get fatter pay cheques July 2

Nunavut coroner seeks answers in vehicle deaths

Four standard bearers take on St-Julien

Mattel Canada creates Inuk Barbie doll

Pangnirtung awaits army exercise

Ottawa Inuit quartet heads for Norway

Around Nunavut
Police investigate death of 10-year-old in Arviat

Tootoo bares chest for newspaper

Iqaluit youth chosen as NAHO role model

UArctic welcomes Nunavut Sivuniksavut as member

Around Iqaluit
Smith questions council colleagues' payments

Iqaluit Education Authority seeks new member

Students with learning disabilities lose out

Features
Going with the floe

Around the Arctic
Where there's smokes, there's heat

Finns replace Russian prostitutes in Finnish Lapland

Deep-sea cores hold ice secrets

Seal hunting to draw tourists in Norway