July 23, 2026Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island“Today, Canada’s First Ministers met in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, to address urgent challenges Canada faces and seize important economic opportunities. They focused on Canada-United States relations, and on how to effectively strengthen Canada’s energy independence, break down labour mobility and internal trade barriers, and on how to make Canada’s carbon markets more effective. This is the 14th time First Ministers have convened since March 2025 and the fifth time they have met in person. They remain united in the goal of… read more.
Iqaluit, Nunavut (July 21, 2026) – The governments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut are committed to strengthening internal trade and reducing unnecessary barriers that make it harder for Canadians to do business across the country. We recognize the important work being done through the Committee on Internal Trade and are proud to be active partners in those efforts. While we are in favour of the broader goal of improving internal trade, we did not sign the Direct-to-Consumer Alcohol Agreement because of the unique realities of our territories. The agreement allows consumers to… read more.
Arviat, Nunavut (July 7, 2026) – Today, the Governments of Manitoba and Nunavut signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen areas of collaboration, partnership, and future development.The MOU was signed in Arviat by the Honourable Wab Kinew, Premier of Manitoba, and the Honourable John Main, Premier of Nunavut.As geographic neighbors with common challenges, Manitoba and Nunavut will work together to advance Indigenous-led development, strengthen northern infrastructure and create opportunities for residents in both jurisdictions.The MOU commits the two governments to ongoing… read more.
Iqaluit, Nunavut (June 19, 2026) – Premier John Main today announced changes at the Government of Nunavut’s (GN) executive level, effective immediately:Kristie Cronin becomes Deputy Minister of Human Resources.Eiryn Devereaux becomes Deputy Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Nunavut.Kyle Seeley becomes Deputy Minister of Community Services.Premier Main also appointed three new deputy heads:Sandy Kownak is appointed as Deputy Minister of Culture and Heritage. Ms. Kownak was previously Associate Deputy Minister of Family Wellness with the Department of Family Services.Michele LeBlanc… read more.
To achieve the prosperity and change we want to see in this great country we need unity, certainty, and stability that enables each province and territory to develop their economies and export their resources to the world. We are all stronger as members of a united Canada. Premiers are committed to working together and with the federal government through challenging issues that have created frustration for many Western Canadians to create a more prosperous future.Amid growing global instability, trade uncertainty, and intensifying international competition for investment, Premiers are united… read more.
National Mental Health Week is May 4 to 10, 2026, and the Department of Health is encouraging Nunavummiut to take time to learn, talk and connect with friends, family and Elders about mental health and wellness.This year's theme, “Come Together, Canada: Stronger Connections, Better Mental Health”, calls on Nunavummiut to spark small, everyday actions of compassion, and to recognize the role we all play in supporting mental health through connection to community, to family, and to the land.The Department of Health encourages everyone to spend time together and take the time to enjoy the… read more.
Emergency Preparedness Week takes place from May 3 to 9, 2026, and the Department of Community Services’ emergency management division is encouraging residents across the territory to take simple steps to be ready for emergencies.In Nunavut, we don’t travel alone – we travel prepared. Taking the time to plan ahead, at home or on the land, can make a real difference for you, your family and your community.This year’s theme, Be Prepared. Know Your Risks., encourages everyone to understand the risks around them and take steps to be ready.Throughout the week, Nunavut emergency management will be… read more.
The Government of Nunavut’s Devolution Secretariat’s Namminiqsurniq Scholarship supports Nunavummiut and Nunavut Inuit pursuing education programs related to careers managing Nunavut’s lands, fresh waters, and resources.The scholarship is open to Nunavut Inuit and other Nunavummiut who have been resident for at least one year. Preference will be given to Inuit applicants. The scholarship is intended to increase workplace readiness and is therefore open – but not limited to – students in the following devolution-related programs:Environmental Science, Environmental Practices, Earth… read more.
The Government of Nunavut’s Devolution Secretariat’s Namminiqsurniq Scholarship supports Nunavummiut and Nunavut Inuit pursuing education programs related to careers managing Nunavut’s lands, fresh waters, and resources.The scholarship is open to Nunavut Inuit and other Nunavummiut who have been resident for at least one year. Preference will be given to Inuit applicants. The scholarship is intended to increase workplace readiness and is therefore open – but not limited to – students in the following devolution-related programs:Environmental Science, Environmental Practices, Earth… read more.
The Government of Nunavut’s Devolution Secretariat’s Namminiqsurniq Scholarship supports Nunavummiut and Nunavut Inuit pursuing education programs related to careers managing Nunavut’s lands, fresh waters, and resources.The scholarship is open to Nunavut Inuit and other Nunavummiut who have been resident for at least one year. Preference will be given to Inuit applicants. The scholarship is intended to increase workplace readiness and is therefore open – but not limited to – students in the following devolution-related programs:Environmental Science, Environmental Practices, Earth… read more.