Nunavut daycares prepare for $10 a day childcare
GN, feds announced the $10 childcare partnership in Igloolik on Nov. 17
Licensed daycares across Nunavut are getting ready to offer $10 a day childcare beginning Dec. 1.
Have an idea to preserve Inuit culture? There’s a grant for that
Department of Culture and Heritage inviting people and organizations to apply before Jan. 31 deadline
New report sheds light on forced sterilizations of Inuit women in Quebec
Researchers find discriminatory practices, patients’ consent undermined
Suspected rabies case in Rankin Inlet prompts warning to residents
Dog put down earlier this week after showing symptoms
Composting, scrap metal recycling programs set to expand in Nunavik
Most community landfills are nearly full, says environmental specialist with Kativik Regional Government
Iqaluit RCMP seek help identifying suspects after crash
Two people seen exiting taxi after colliding with fire hydrant; vehicle had been reported stolen
Bob Hanson remembered for his love of family, community
Celebration of life Friday for dedicated community member, 75, who devoted his life to helping people in Iqaluit
Company to answer government concerns over massive fibre optic cable plan
Far North Digital plans to survey through High Arctic, Nunavut where 900 kilometres of cable would run
RCMP, firefighters to face off in charity hockey game in Iqaluit
Saturday game meant to raise funds for Movember, an annual event centered on men’s health
Extended deadline gives groups time to comment on land-use plan
Nunavut Planning Commission sets new February dates for organizations to give input on draft plan
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Dozens of people in Puvirnituq take challenge to get sober
Movie nights, arts and crafts, and walks keep participants busy for month-long initiative
Housing leaders talk partnerships, training at NTI summit
Two-day conference on housing held in Iqaluit Tuesday and Wednesday at the Aqsarniit hotel
Kinngait hamlet workers hold information picket as they wait to strike
Nunavut Employees Union members were set to strike Nov. 22, continue to await essential services agreement
Nunavut college instructor joins Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s College of Fellows
Jason Carpenter received the honour Nov. 18 in Ottawa
Iqaluit to receive 3 new transitional housing projects
Properties will be converted to create 21 housing units for Inuit women and children
Iqaluit city council will avoid call-out to find sixth new member since 2019
Newest vacancy created when Solomon Awa replaced former mayor Kenny Bell
Larga Baffin launches contest for new name, logo
Medical boarding facility for Nunavummiut offering cash prizes for winning submissions
Nuluujaat Land Guardians credit Vandal with ‘listening hard and well’ on Baffinland expansion
Opponents of Mary River mine expansion express ‘generous and grateful thanks’ to officials responsible for turning down project
More landslides expected in Little Whale River: Whapmagoostui, KRG
Two ‘coincidental’ landslides occurred during final weekend of October
Police warn of fraud attempts involving texts, phone calls
Quebec provincial police offer advice for people to protect themselves against scams
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Nunavummiut get option to learn more about organ donation through tax returns
Federal government hopes new service from Canada Revenue Agency increases awareness of organ, tissue donation
Kinngait’s forgotten textiles: Out of storage, into the spotlight
Museum exhibit based on artifacts earns Governor General’s history award
Starlink delivers fast internet, some outages, in Nunavut
People have begun receiving and using their new internet satellite dishes across the territory
Kinngait hamlet workers’ strike deadline set for Tuesday
Before unionized workers can take action, union and hamlet must agree on essential, non-essential services: union
Nunavut, NTI agree to share tuberculosis data
Government to provide information about TB caseloads and notify organization of community outbreaks