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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.
Take part in the Nunavut Community Cleanup Poster Campaign!
Written by Government of Nunavut, Department of EnvironmentIQALUIT, Nunavut (May 1, 2026) – Nunavut’s annual Community Cleanup is around the corner, and students of all ages are invited to submit a poster design to promote Community Cleanup activities across the territory.
Premier Aariak addresses young leaders at Global Vision event in Iqaluit
Written by Premier Eva Aariak, Government of NunavutPremier Eva Aariak had an opportunity to sit down with young leaders from across the North to discuss issues important to them on Saturday, April 28, in Iqaluit. Global Vision, a not for profit organization, brought together the young leaders to participate in a Global Leadership Centre. For those who could not attend, Premier Aariak's speech can be found here.
Grade 12 students from Attagutaaluk High, Igloolik, visited Nunavut Arctic College's Nunatta Campus in Iqaluit today. They were on their way through the community to Ontario to visit other universities. We took this opportunity to speak to them about the positives of attending an institution of higher learning in Nunavut.
Food for thought: Survival Skills Instead of “Education”
Written by Frank PearceWith reference to “Education Week” I am late this year in submitting my proposal that the name be changed to “Survival Skills Week”. Perhaps it may be applied next year. My reason is quite simple and straightforward.
Nunavut launches Climate Change Website
Written by Government of Nunavut, Department of EnvironmentIQALUIT, Nunavut (April 27, 2026) – Climate change information, data, educational resources and adaptation toolkits are now at the fingertips of Nunavummiut with the launch today of the Nunavut Climate Change Centre (NC3) website.
