Michael Cooper-Flaherty robbed Iqaluit’s KFC Quickstop while brandishing a knife
A 24-year-old man will serve two years in prison for the armed robbery of Iqaluit’s KFC Quickstop earlier this year, according to a sentencing imposed by a judge Dec. 17.
But for now, airline’s survival still depends on government subsidies
Dr. Michael Patterson promises to look into issue; MLA says it’s been a problem for a “long, long time”
One case is in Arviat, the other in Whale Cove
Birthing centre in Rankin Inlet has not done deliveries since two midwives quit in August
Doses will be delivered to Nunavut communities early in the new year, says Nunavut’s chief public health officer
$170 million debt comes up for repayment in June
Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada produced this holiday card with the help of Inuk photographer Kristian Binder, who took the image with a drone to respect social distancing. It’s of Tanya Gruben of Inuvik, who is seen lying on an ice road. (Image courtesy of Pauktuutit)
“I may be using similar tools as southern researchers to create the atlas, but what’s unique is that I’m using Inuit Qaujimajatuqangit to interpret the imagery”
Company pleaded guilty to the charges
Harry Josephee, 20, pleaded guilty to multiple charges after the incident
“Let’s not give COVID-19 a chance to take any more of a hold in our communities,” says top doctor
Santa Claus and his helpers distribute candies and other presents — such as hats, gloves and mitts — during a tour around Kuujjuaq on a municipal flat bed truck dubbed Rudolph on Sunday, Dec. 20. (Photo by Isabelle Dubois)
Judge describe Ronald Audlakiak’s actions as “extremely serious”
Santa Claus, his helpers and the Grinch paid a visit to Kuujjuaq on Sunday, Dec. 20. (Photo by Isabelle Dubois)
USNC-Power envisions its reactors powering northern mines and remote communities
Moviegoers will be treated to new seating and sound system, following lengthy closure
Deal would have given Shandong Gold control of Hope Bay gold mine in western Nunavut
The Kitikmeot Inuit Association is distributing packages of meat to about 1,600 Inuit households in western Nunavut over the next four months. The first packages, distributed over the weekend, include hamburgers, seasoned chicken, ground beef, breakfast sausages, prime rib steaks, sirloin steaks, Swiss steaks, beef strips, chicken drumsticks and thighs, pork chops and pork side ribs. The program is funded with $5.8 million from the federal government to alleviate hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Richard Webster)
There are 19 active cases in the territory, all in Arviat
“When Indigenous knowledge and science knowledge merge, it gives a much better understanding”
After being delayed by a territory-wide lockdown earlier in the month and snowed out on Saturday, Dec. 20, St. Nick finally made his way through the streets of Iqaluit for the city’s annual Santa Claus parade on Sunday. (Photo by Dustin Patar)
Mumilaaq Qaqqaq not expected to attend NDP riding association’s annual meeting
Hunters say pandemic makes it difficult for their non-Nunavut advisers to attend
“Many of the communities are warming quite a bit faster than the global average,” says researcher Scott Dallimore
