Unionized housing workers went on strike Friday over wages but haven’t publicly said how much they’re after
Housing workers on strike in Iqaluit owe it to the public to put their cards on the table and say what they consider “fair wages” to be. The strike by about 23 members of the Nunavut Employees Union has both broad implications for the territory’s economy and narrow implications for Iqaluit Housing Authority’s tenants. Early...
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Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
Smidge and Friends is a weekly feature in Nunatsiaq News. It is drawn by Ayla Kreelak, an artist from Baker Lake.
