About the Show (this
text in Inuktitut)
CBC News: Igalaaq brings you the day's news in the Inuktitut
language every evening at 6:00 pm and 7:30 PM Eastern time (4:00
and 5:30 PM Mountain). Viewers from Nunavut and the Northwest
Territories are kept up to date by daily current events and news
from the Inuit world.
Our host Rassi Nashalik has been with the program ever since
it started in 1995. She is a champion for issues and events surrounding
Inuit culture. Rassi was born in Pangnirtung and served as the
Manager of Language Services for the Government of the Northwest
Territories. She was an interpreter/translator for the Government
of the Northwest Territories prior to the creation of Nunavut.
The high points of Rassi's television career was covering the
celebration of the new territory of Nunavut from the capital city
of Iqaluit, the Inuit Circumpolar Conference in Kuujjuaq, Northern
Quebec, Hockey Day in Canada from Iqaluit and hosting a phone-in
show on suicide. Rassi counts interviewing an elder in an igloo
during the Arctic Winter Games was one of the biggest thrills.
Viewers from Nunavut and the Northwest Territories are kept
up to date by daily current events and news from the Inuit world.
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