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Aqpik Jam kicks off 30th anniversary with music, culture and community
By Dominique Gené, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Kuujjuaq came alive Tuesday evening with music, cheers and laughter as hundreds filled Katittavik Townhall to kick off Aqpik Jam’s 30th year. Led by instructors Janice Parsons Gordon and Sandy Emudluk, the Kuujjuaq Youth Group opened the festival with throat singing and drumming. Applause rose from the arena floor to the upper level bleachers as the 11 boys and girls showed off their skills. Clusters of golden cloudberries decorated the stage,…
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“Bait And Switch”: New Provincial Residential School Survivor Funding Is Not What It Seems
By Alex Murray Writer The Ontario government announced a $7 million investment on August 5 to…
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Rivermen deadlocked with Merchants in league final
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Chiefs sweep Kodiaks to advance to league final
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Attack hosting provincial championships
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Three-time national Mann Cup champs commence playoffs
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Rivermen sweep Bengals to advance to league finals
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SPORTS BRIEFS: Ohsweken squad defends national title
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Rivermen on verge of advancing to league final
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Warriors’ 2026 season comes to an end
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Sports Briefs: Chiefs forced to forfeit game
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Aqpik Jam kicks off 30th anniversary with music, culture and community
By Dominique Gené, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Nunatsiaq News Kuujjuaq came alive Tuesday evening with music,…
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By Steven Sukkau, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Winnipeg Sun Students in the University College of the…
‘This is a resurrection’: Kivalliq Summer Games returns after 12-year hiatus
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By Alex Murray Writer The Ontario government announced a $7 million investment on August 5 to…
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Ontario looking to re-open Brantford Jail
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It’s audit time
It appears the current members of the Six Nations Elected Council (SNEC) don’t seem to mind setting…
Today in History
Aug 9 In 2018, the family of an Indigenous man shot to death on a Saskatchewan…
Cherokee Nation safeguarding seeds on Arctic “Doomsday Vault”
The Cherokee Nation will bank corn, bean and squash seeds in the Arctic “doomsday vault”, becoming…
Rivermen deadlocked with Merchants in league final
By Sam Laskaris Writer Despite a six-goal performance from the league’s most valuable player Thunder Hill,…
Chiefs sweep Kodiaks to advance to league final
By Sam Laskaris Writer The Six Nations Chiefs are one step away from hosting this year’s…
Attack hosting provincial championships
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