Nunavut Arctic Colleges board of directors has apologized to students in the Inuit Studies program for not notifying them their program was cancelled until after they returned from Christmas break.

Joseph Jean Washie, better known as Jojo, was a fixture at every dance and bingo game in Behchoko. Born with Down syndrome, Jojo lived life on his own terms in a community that loved and protected him.

Yellowknife author Laurie Sarkadi's memoir Voice in the Wild, written over more than two decades, launches this weekend.

Nunavut's land claims organization is calling on the legislative assembly to reject controversial changes to the territory's education act, saying the amendments violate Inuit rights to control their own education system.