Your community newspaper
Founded in 2002, Le Nunavoix is Nunavut’s only French-language community newspaper. Its mandate is to inform the territory’s Francophone and Francophile community and to archive the Franco-Nunavois memory.
Published bi-monthly, Le Nunavoix is distributed on newsstands in Iqaluit and digital Flip format. The print run is 150 copies.
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Prix d'Excellence de la presse francophone
In September 2021, Le Nunavoix won its first national award at the annual Réseau.Press gala. The Award of Excellence for Community Article of the Year goes to “Arpenter sa cour arrière… en 14 jours”, written by our contributor of the past eight years, Simon Houle. Its second Award of Excellence, for Arts & Culture Article of the Year, was won in 2022.
Since Le Nunavoix went online, its reach has accelerated and its readership has grown. The prize, awarded by his peers, brings arctic communities to the attention of southern Canadian journalism.
Local journalism initiative
The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI) is a Canadian Heritage-funded program designed to promote access to journalistic information in underserved communities across the country.
Réseau.Presse was mandated to strengthen local French-language coverage of civic issues in four major Canadian regions: the West, Ontario, the Atlantic and the Territories.
