Utility imposes surcharge of 1.25 cents per kilowatt-hour
Homeowners, business operators and others who pay for their own electricity in Nunavut will see an increase in their power bills that kicked in on Nov. 1, the Qulliq Energy Corp. said on Wednesday, Dec. 5.
Junior Marcelin, 42, faces a single count of theft from mail
Nunavik Inuit will elect new VP, corporate secretary
Outcome should show how much wind, solar could be supported, while keeping the lights on
“Today, on National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, we remember the 14 women murdered in Montreal on this day in 1989, and the countless others who been victimized, hurt or killed by senseless violence,” said Nunavut Premier Joe Savikataaq in a statement today. “Let’s work together to teach our families and communities about consent, respect and boundaries, so we never have to tell our children about another incident like the one 29 years ago.” (PHOTO COURTESY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NUNAVUT)
IIBA on Tallurutiup Imanga, or Lancaster Sound, could be done next April
“A great book,” Kuujjuaq musher Allen Gordon says
Massachusetts-based firm holds NWS contract sought after by Inuit companies
But Shawn Attungala remains mayor, hamlet says
But Quebec bumps number of prosecutors serving region from two to three
“Our students benefit directly from a history program that incorporates Indigenous worldview”
Search and rescues expected to rise
Sports bar will return, but Chinese restaurant not part of the plan
Weapon used only once after being sent to four communities last spring
Our new web platform launches today
“We will need to keep a close eye on this species”
Governments promise help for 1,000 more workers over five years
The KRPF currently spends $3.5 million a year escorting detainees south
“We may admire the intricate skills of the artists”
Gun-toting youth surrenders, now faces 13 criminal charges
Wrongfully adopted Inuit eligible for about $25,000 each
Region’s communities can apply for funding to better adapt to changes
“The law doesn’t make those rights, but they are already there”
But death rate for young men, 20 to 24, is six times higher
Parks and reserves are protected from industrial development
