Greenland has 56,000 people, one grocery store chain and enough rare earths to keep a superpower humming. Washington wants it ...

The painting, titled ‘The Journey,’ is part of an initiative that saw the government of Newfoundland and Labrador collaborate with Indigenous governments and organizations throughout the province to ...

Greenlanders in recent years have been embracing pre-Christian Inuit traditions like drum dancing or getting Inuit tattoos.

Canada is strengthening its Arctic sovereignty and helping to empower Inuit communities with a $1.5-billion contract in the North. The investment covers a wide range of priorities, including ...

Wearing Inuit facial tattoos, Shaman mother and daughter, Therecie Sanimuinaq Pedersen, left, and Aviaja Rakel Sanimuinaq, pose for a portrait at Aviaja’s studio where she performs Inuit ...

She began to embrace her roots through her music, which encourages Greenlanders to value their Inuit culture and history. “The more I practised my art, singing and writing songs, I began to ...

Her grandfather was a qimuksiqti – a musher. Before the 1950s, sledding was the main mode of transportation for Inuit. Qimmiit – dogs – and humans had a deep bond; the dogs were constant ...

(Submitted by Reuben Flowers ) Climate change, says Flowers, disrupts the land and ice that have sustained Inuit people physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally since time immemorial.

Along his journey, Jackson's goal was to fully experience the different styles, scenery and lifestyles of the people living at each destination. "In this trip, I wanted to highlight 'island life ...