Nunavut Business News
Office Administration students celebrate Graduation in Pond Inlet
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeEducation Programs partner with Office Administration Program
Written by Brian Manning, Nunavut Teacher Education ProgramAs a part of the Office Administration Program, students are required to do a brief work placement. Therefore, today, our Education Programs Office Administrator, Amanda Holland, is hosting Mary Nowdlak (Iqaluit).
College programs visit MUI Career fair in Rankin Inlet
Written by Noreen Russell and Dorothy Tootoo
Instructors and Management Studies students were on hand to promote Management Studies and Office Administration programs to the students of Maani Ulujuk High School at Rankin Inlet's Career Fair on April 25, 2012. In this photo, from left to right are: Deborah Larlee, Lyle Harron, Elizabeth Avingaq, Cynthia Atagootak, Ahmed Ismail.
Government of Nunavut welcomes NTI resolution on devolution
Written by Government of Nunavut News ReleaseIQALUIT (November 30, 2025) – Last week at their Annual General Meeting, Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) delegates unanimously passed a resolution urging an agreement on devolution of control over Crown land and resources from the federal government to the GN without further delay.
From Desks to Desktop: Nunavut Arctic College and MTO Launch Program to Support Municipal Employees
Written by Arctic College and the Municipal Training Organization(Iqaluit, Nunavut) Training in Nunavut takes a giant leap forward this month as Nunavut Arctic College launches the first of five online courses in the Municipal Training Organization’s (MTO) popular Municipal Government Program (MGP). Building on the successful pilot computer training last winter, the “Introduction to Northern Government” will be delivered online to participants across Nunavut starting November 28th. The course covers the structure, history and operations of territorial and municipal governments in Nunavut.
MTO Board of Directors elect new President
Written by Municipal Training OrganizationThe Municipal Training Organization has elected new officers from the Board of Directors who were nominated at the MTO AGM. The MTO is pleased to announce that Ed Murphy has been elected President. Mr. Murphy brings a great deal of experience to the MTO and is also the Senior Administrative Officer for the municipality of Arviat. The MTO looks forward to working with Mr. Murphy in the years to come.
For more information, visit the MTO web site at http://www.nmto.ca
Participate: A Student Survey for the Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Program
Written by Aarluk Consulting, Inc.Nunavut Arctic College is conducting a Potential Student Needs Assessment for the Bachelor of Applied Business Administration in Accounting Program. On behalf of the College, Aarluk Consulting Inc. invites you to complete the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/StudentBABAA.
Register now for Nunavut Municipal Training Opportunities
Written by Nunavut Arctic CollegeThe Nunavut Municipal Training Organization (MTO) is a non-profit society formed as a partnership between the Nunavut Association of Municipal Administrators (NAMA) and the Government of Nunavut Department of Community and Government Services.
Register today for the 2011-2012 Municipal Government Training opportunities today!

