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Message of Inuit unity closes Aqpik Jam’s 30th anniversary celebration (opens the original)
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The final night of Aqpik Jam Music Festival brought Kuujjuaq together for an evening filled with music, energy and plenty of reasons to get out of their seats. Nunavik Rocks, a music education program for children and youth, opened the eveningâs performances at the Katittavik town hall with a set of familiar rock favourites, performing Coldplayâs Yellow and Radioheadâs Creep. They closed with Journeyâs Donât Stop Believinâ, earning cheers and applause from the crowd as they finished
Gospel, Arctic Soul and heavy metal on stage for Aqpik Jam’s 3rd night (opens the original)
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A mix of soul, gospel and rock and roll defined the third night of Aqpik Jam Music Festival in Kuujjuaq Thursday evening. Julia Lucassie and her band kicked off the show, covering songs such as Zombie by the Cranberries and an Inuktitut rendition of Elvis Presleyâs Wooden Heart. Up next was Ilagiit Band, a Christian group from Tasiujaq that sings in Inuktitut. The Katittavik theatre calmed with the performance, which contrasted the high-energy sets that followed. Joshua Quamariaq and his band
From Inuk Kid to veteran Sugluk Band, Aqpik Jam bridges generations (opens the original)
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The second night of Aqpik Jam put youth culture in the spotlight next to veteran Inuit rockers. âIn the very beginning, one of our very big ideas was also to provide an inspiring event for our young people,â said Ida Saunders, one of the masters of ceremony for Wednesday nightâs performances. Opening the show at the Katittavik town hall was Salluitâs Inuk Kid, a 12-year-old rapper with an explosive energy. He bounced all over the stage as children who looked to be about his age lined up
No charges against police involved in fatal 2025 Inukjuak shooting (opens the original)
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Quebecâs Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions will not charge Nunavik police officers who were involved in the fatal shooting of a man in Inukjuak last summer. The decision was made following a review of the case by the Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes, the provinceâs police watchdog, according to a release from the directorâs office issued Thursday. On July 17, 2025, at around 8:18 p.m., police responded to a call about a hostage situation at a residence. Upon entering the unit,
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