Trial of former Nunavik police officer wraps up in Salluit
Mathieu Paré faces two charges of assault linked to a 2019 incident when a detainee was injured
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Mathieu Paré faces two charges of assault linked to a 2019 incident when a detainee was injured
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‘The measures as they currently stand are not proportionate and must be revised,’ CCLA says
Merlyn Recinos made his first court appearance Monday
‘The implementation of this plan is critical in ending gender-based violence,’ says president Rebecca Kudloo
11 projects to share $3.75 million in funding
Regular members unhappy they were not allowed to see draft policy
9 active cases remain in territory
Abel Kingatook strangled his common-law partner in June 2018
$6.9 million to go towards improving internet connectivity and affordability
‘It is a matter of having the partners getting together and making it a reality,’ says Family Services Minister Elisapee Sheutiapik
Kativik Regional Government eyes funding to extend cable into Ungava Bay
No new cases and no recoveries being reported for second day in a row
With cases apparently limited to transient construction workers living isolated from rest of city, a ban on leaving Nuuk was lifted and closures of bars and restaurants reversed
Change prompted by years of criticism of its old name, the Edmonton Eskimos
‘I was absolutely shocked that he was being held in a windowless basement,’ teacher says
‘$400K is insufficient. It’s almost embarrassing,’ says director of region’s transportation department
9 active cases remain in the territory
Deputy mayor Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster says she remains concerned by hazards in area
‘Inuit of Nunavik have been permanently marked by the atrocities inflicted upon our families,’ says Pita Aatami
‘To my parents who went from six children to one in a matter of hours, I feel your pain,’ says Cambridge Bay MLA
‘We’re in a very good position,’ says Patterson
Health facilities, schools, playgrounds, daycares, arenas, sports fields and public events off limits to smoking or vaping
Three midwives planned in Rankin Inlet so one can travel to Baker Lake or Arviat, says Health Department
Grade 3 students in Kuujjuaq celebrate their graduation from Pitakallak elementary school on May 27. Next year they will move on to a bigger school, Jaanimmarik. (Photo by Malaya Qaunirq Chapman)
Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation announces discovery of mass grave at former school