During culture week a harpoon making workshop was held at the ETP garage. Lasalosie Ishulutak taught a well attended all week session.
An award-winning and accessible Certificate in Aboriginal Language Revitalization (CALR) developed by University of Victoria's Department of Linguistics and the Division of Continuing Studies in partnership with the En'owkin Centre will be available through Nunavut College beginning February 2015 in Cambridge Bay.
Celina Kalluk is a Year 1, Nunavut Teacher Education Program (NTEP) student at Nunatta Campus, Iqaluit. She is a resident of the beautiful High Arctic community of Resolute Bay / Qausuittuq.
This month I was very fortunate to visit Toronto, Ontario for the first Overcoming Isolation and Deepening Social Connectedness symposium.
TORONTO, July 29, 2026 – BMO Financial Group today announced the winners of the 12th annual BMO 1st Art! Invitational Student Art Competition.
Students in the Inuit Studies and Interpreter Translator programs recently completed their Research Methods course. The students research topic was, Qanngualuk Mystery.
Are you interested in learning about Inuit Heritage and Culture? Are you over 18 years old and reside in one of Nunavut’s communities? Register today to be a student at Nunavut’s own Piqqusilirivvik Cultural Learning Centre!
The Adult Basic Education class in Iqaluit learned about the qulliq this fall. Lootie Pijamini taught them to carve using soapstone. He is originally from Grise Fiord.
The annual Jewellery and Metalwork Program Holiday Ornament Sale is just around the corner! Next Friday, Dec 6th students from the Nuanvut Arctic College’s Jewellery & Metalwork Program will be selling hand-made Christmas Ornaments. Get there early, because doors open at 5pm and these beautiful ornaments are sure to go quickly!