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Blog
Doreen Nicoll
| Take part in 150 days of reconcili-action by joining others across the country taking the #NEXT150 Challenge. Together we can work nation with nation to make the next 150 years something to celebrate. |
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Blog
Richard Thompson
| Watt-Cloutier sees connections between her personal struggles as an Inuk girl and her public leadership decades later, addressing the environmental crises that afflicted her people. |
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Blog
David Suzuki
| Inuit hunters have observed altered migration patterns of some species, and reported horrific damage to the internal organs of seals and other animals exposed to underwater seismic blasts. |
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Podcast
Face2Face
| Alethea Arnaquq-Baril talks about her new film Angry Inuk, the "People of the Seal" and a new model for animal activism. |
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Blog
Laura Brightwell
| With "sealfies," humour and honesty, a Canadian documentary portrays the Inuit side of the seal hunt debate. |
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Podcast
Roshini Nair
| Shelley Wright, author of Our Ice Is Vanishing / Sikuvut Nunguliqtuqa: A History of Inuit, Newcomers, and Climate Change speaks about the people of the Arctic and the effects of climate change. |
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Columnists
Naomi Klein
| In her new memoir "The Right to Be Cold," Sheila Watt-Cloutier summarizes the devastating impacts of oil and gas extraction on Arctic communities. |
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Columnists
June Chua
| In Okpik's Dream, filmmaker Laura Rietveld follows the life of Harry Okpik, an Inuit community leader and a well-known musher who competes yearly in Nunavik's gruelling 600-kilometre Ivakkak race. |
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News
Correy Baldwin
| If this is our national story, then we are telling ourselves the wrong story. |
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Blog
Christopher Majka
| The Franklin Expedition discovery reveals the Harper government is rapidly sinking. In future centuries there will, however, be no attempt to raise the political remains of the S.S. Stephen Harper. |
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Blog
Michael Stewart
| Dead colonial explorers attempting to discover land already discovered by the Inuit are "discovered" by present-day explorers using methods already discovered by the Inuit. |
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Blog
George Lessard
| A new blog by Jane George about her work with Nunasiaq News in Nunavut and Nunavik |
