Office responsible for fire safety and training across territory
Half of the positions in Nunavut’s Fire Marshal’s office are vacant. Community and Government Services Minister David Joanasie gave the update to the legislative assembly Thursday in response to questions from Aivilik MLA Solomon Malliki.
City tells people to stay off roads as winds to hit 90km/h; warning covers Baffin communities and parts of Nunavik
Joni Karoo will get $5,000 to go towards her studies
Coroner’s office not looking to conduct an inquest into death on Canadian North flight
Nunavut man wins $7M in WCLC lottery
Joelie Kaernerk said lack of electricity was especially hard on elderly
Joseph Quqqiaq announces leave of absence, says he will return to home community
New centre will serve between 25 and 100 learners each year
Extradition options exhausted, arrest warrant remains active in effort to make priest face justice in Canada
GN minister says new shipment will arrive by end of the week; community has dealt with shortage since Oct. 19
RCMP find two female victims with stab wounds after call to an altercation at a residence
New project incorporating everyday words into Microsoft Translator
Woman, 20, charged with arson; Quebec provincial police leading investigation
Decision comes after former mayor Kenny Bell’s resignation last week
Coun. Paul Quassa raised concerns about children exposed to rainbow crosswalks during a committee meeting
Hodgson was acquitted of second-degree murder in the 2017 choking death of Bradley Winsor
Business had been struggling financially; co-op will continue hotel, food and cable TV services
Councillor stands by statement in interview with Nunatsiaq News
Fall sitting expected to deal with seven bills plus possible tax on liquor sales
Operator error resulted in fuel tank overflowing, investigation concludes
Premier, Trudeau joined by representatives from NTI
Monday’s plebiscite saw a 9-per-cent voter turnout
Rankin Inlet’s hunters association takes issue with statements made at Nunavut Planning Commission hearing
Tungasuvvingat Inuit has seen population it serves in Toronto-area grow quickly over past 35 years
John Niakrok hopes to grow from operating arena canteen to opening his own brick-and-mortar establishment
