Monthly Archives: January 2012

Polar Research article explores use of community engagement in IPY television series

Perspective: Qanuqtuurniq – finding the balance: an IPY television series using community engagement Catherine L. Carry, Kath Clarida, Denise Rideout, Dianne Kinnon, Rhonda M. Johnson Abstract The three-part television broadcast Qanuqtuurniq – finding the balance was an International Polar Year … Continue reading →

Nunavut Arctic College to offer practical nurse diploma program

Nunavut Arctic College rolls out a new program this fall. Students will be able to earn a practical nurse diploma. The two-year program is part of an effort to address the nurse shortage in the territory. The program starts in … Continue reading →

Iqaluit students hope hunger strike can change lives

Iqaluit students hope hunger strike can change lives (January 11, 2012): “We know people in our communities are going hungry” Iqaluit high school students and teachers are engaging in a “hunger strike” this week to draw attention to hunger in … Continue reading →

Better Housing, Less Disease

If Not Now… When? Addressing the Ongoing Inuit Housing Crisis in Canada first report to document the relationship between housing and disease, which contributes to high health care costs and lower life expectancy, according to an editorial in Nunatsiaq News. … Continue reading →