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Take a look at a live view of Iqaluit from the new Nunavut Research Institute headquarters in Iqaluit, Nunavut.


New facility under construction for Nunavut Research Institute in Rankin Inlet

September 2, 2010 - A new research support facility for the Nunavut Research Institute is almost complete in Rankin Inlet. The new building will support visiting researchers and provide them with lab space for their work, thanks to funding from the Government of Canada's Arctic Research Infrastructure Fund. Contributed by: NRI


August 30, 2010
Minister Goodyear visits Iqaluit, tours Nunavut research site
Canada's Economic Action Plan is also about creating jobs and stimulating the economy. The Hon. Gary Goodyear, Minister of State for Science and Technology visited with Iqaluit construction workers, and to learn more about Nunavut's new Research Institute headquarters. Contributed by: Jamie Bell

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Science and Technology Minister visits new Arctic College Science Campus


September 1, 2010
Let your voice be heard at the upcoming Caribou Strategy Regional Meetings!
Caribou are an extremely important resource to Nunavummiut. A territory-wide strategy for Caribou management is needed. By working together, and bringing together our knowledge and resources, we can ensure that there will be Caribou for future generations. Contributed by: Department of Environment

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HOW IMPORTANT ARE CARIBOU TO YOU?

The latest news from Nunavut Arctic College and the Nunavut Research Institute
Igloolik Oral History Project: Recollections of early radios and HF radios
September 2, 2010  - In this August 2002 interview from the Igloolik Oral History Project, Louis Tapardjuk discusses the first HF and CB radios with Igloolik Elder Louis Alianakuluk Utak.  Read more
Northern Contaminants Program Results Workshop
September 1, 2010  - The aim of the NCP Results Workshop is to evaluate the state of knowledge and the status of work conducted under the NCP for the year 2009/2010.  Read more
HOW IMPORTANT ARE CARIBOU TO YOU?
September 1, 2010  - Let your voice be heard at the upcoming Caribou Strategy Regional Meetings! Caribou are an extremely important resource to Nunavummiut. A territory-wide strategy for Caribou management is needed. By working together, and bringing together our knowledge and resources, we can ensure that there will be Caribou for future generations.  Read more
Laval University congratulates Nunavut Arctic College on 20 years of Inuit Language and Culture publishing
August 30, 2010  - The Interuniversity Centre for Aboriginal Studies and Research at Laval University congratulated Nunavut Arctic College's Inuit Language and Culture program for its 20 years of publishing.  Read more
Science and Technology Minister visits new Arctic College Science Campus
August 30, 2010  - Minister of State for Science and Technology, the Honourable Gary Goodyear visited the construction site of Nunavut Research Institute's new home in Iqaluit this Monday.  Read more
News Release: Government of Canada Supports Inuit Language and Culture Research
August 30, 2010  - Today, the Honourable Gary Goodyear, Minister of State (Science and Technology), announced the Government of Canada’s support for a comprehensive six-year research and training project on Inuit leadership and governance.  Read more
Université Laval and Arctic College partner for new book series on Inuit governance and leadership
August 30, 2010  - The University of Laval has partnered with Nunavut Arctic College's Inuit Language and Culture program to research and produce a new series of publications on Inuit governance and leadership in Nunavut and Nunavik.  Read more
Researchers welcome announcement of High Arctic Research Station for Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
August 24, 2010  - The Nunavut Research Institute welcomes today’s announcement by Prime Minister Stephen Harper to establish the new Canadian High Arctic Research Station in the Nunavut community of Cambridge Bay. The Prime Minister’s announcement ends more than two years of intense work in developing the feasibility for this new, world-class research station.  Read more
Conference Board of Canada launches Northern portal
August 23, 2010  - The Conference Board of Canada has recently launched the Centre for the North—a five-year initiative to develop, with stakeholders, a shared vision of sustainable prosperity for Canada’s North and the policies and strategies that will help the region prosper.  Read more
Nunavut Arctic College article featured in UArctic Shared Voices 2010 magazine
August 18, 2010  - The article Arctic College benefits from UArctic Circumpolar Cooperation by Arctic College Senior Academic Officer Linda Pemik and Public Affairs Officer Jamie Bell was featured in this year's University of the Arctic Shared Voices 2010 magazine.  Read more
Nunavut Research Institute establishes research support facility in Arviat
August 17, 2010  - Only eight days after arriving with the annual sealift, construction of the Nunavut Research Institute's new research support facility in Arviat is complete!  Read more
APPLY NOW! Introductory Mine Training in Arviat and Baker Lake
August 16, 2010  - Applications are now being accepted for Nunavut Arctic College’s exciting Introductory Mine Training program.  Read more
APPLY NOW! Camp Cook program in Rankin Inlet, Arviat and Baker Lake
August 14, 2010  - Applications are now being accepted for Nunavut Arctic College’s exciting Camp Cook program.  Read more
We Remember: Pelagie Povaliraq Katsuak (1931-2010)
August 10, 2010  - In loving memory of Pelagie Povaliraq Katsuak — formally known as Sister Pelagie. In 1951, at the age of 20, Sister Pelagie became Canada’s first Inuk nun.  Read more
Apply Now! Trades Access Program in Cambridge Bay, Rankin Inlet and Iqaluit
August 9, 2010  - Applications are now being accepted for Nunavut Arctic College’s exciting Trades Access program.  Read more

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