Mining projects across the North may be impacted, depending on how federal government responds to Trump's threat of 25% tariffs
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‘We’re not for sale,’ Akeeagok says ahead of premiers’ trip to U.S.
Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok says he knows what he’ll say if he comes face to face with Donald Trump next month. “I would say, ‘We’re not for sale,’” Akeeagok said.
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UpdatedSalluit man calls for new use for old rehab centre
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Growing up in logging camp helped pull me north to Nunavut
A year after Nunavut’s former senator Dennis Patterson’s retirement from Parliament, he’s embarked on a monthly column for Nunatsiaq News, reflecting on what he has learned in 45 years of public life.
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‘What hurts us, hurts them’: Northern officials fear impact of Canada-U.S. trade war
With U.S. president-elect Donald Trump set to take office Monday, northern government and industry leaders are sounding the alarm over the impact a trade war between Canada and the U.S. could have.
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Ottawa man charged with arson, murder in death of former Iqaluit woman
A 30-year-old man has been charged in connection with a fire that claimed the life of an Iqaluit woman in Ottawa in October. Ottokie Kelly, 51, was critically injured in a fire on Rossland Avenue in Ottawa’s Nepean area on Oct. 8.
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