Trending Now
Celebrating First Air’s 70th Anniversary
First Air is…Devoted
First Air is devoted to the customers and communities it serves. Northerners count on First Air to fly them to various destinations year-round. Locals, business and leisure passengers rely on the safety record of the company to fly them to northern communities when they visit the North. As such, the Airline of the North strives to provide routes across the North that are efficient, safe and offered in a timely manner. READ MORE>
CLICK ON COVER TO VIEW DIGITAL EDITION!
Be a part of First Air’s upcoming Special 70th Anniversary issue.
Inuit Forum
Inuit Voices Key to Canada’s Climate Strategy
Protecting the Inuit Nunangat Environment is one of the seven objectives ITK identified in our 2016-2019 Strategy and Action Plan. Our culture, language, and...
Arts
The Dorset Effect – Art from Inuit’s finest
Four generations later, the artists of Cape Dorset continue a tradition of Inuit expression that makes this tiny hamlet on Nunavut’s Baffin Island a...
Community
Governor General visits the Hudson Bay Region
In May of this year, my wife Sharon and I visited a number of communities located on or near the shores of Hudson Bay...
Living Above & Beyond
Does the future of Inuit tradition lie in modern technology?
Inuit sources for cultural knowledge are rapidly changing. The loss of Elders with first-hand experience of traditional lifeways and the breakdown of oral and...
Guest Editorial
Muskrat Falls threatening Inuit rights, health and way of life
A joint review panel appointed by the Government of Canada and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador in 2009 recognized that the Muskrat Falls...
Arts
Northern talent at Folk on the Rocks 2016
Despite financial setbacks that threatened the likelihood of it going ahead, this year’s Folk on the Rocks (FOTR) music festival in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories,...
Health
Certification and training helps develop healthy lifestyles
“You have the ability to change a life this summer. How are you going to do it?” Executive Director Dawn Currie asks participants at...