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May marks the start of pride events in many cities around the country. We, at the union, proudly honour and celebrate LGBTQ2+ communities in the North, and across this land, Canada. This summer will be filled with Pride, in-person and virtual, events.

The headline shouted:

Water is the essence of life.

William Gagnon’s departure from the GNWTs Department of Infrastructure on Earth Day, April 22, once again drew attention to this government’s failure to deal with the climate change crisis.

Have you every had one of those days, where you just want to stay in bed, curl up and read a good book or listen to some of your favorite music?

Internal review not enough to quell public demand for information more two years after pandemic began

National Day of Mourning, known in other parts of the world as International Workers’ Memorial Day or International Commemoration Day for Dead and Injured, takes place every year on April 28.

Federal budget is full of interesting numbers, but light on details

Six weeks ago, on March 3, 2022, seven of the eight Arctic Council (AC) member states – called herein the A7 – announced an historic, unanimous boycott of AC participation in protest of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, after just over 25 years of continuous operations since its September 1996 inaugural meeting in Ottawa.

Forced labour is not dead; rather it has just been normalized into our capitalist system in the name of free enterprise.