Teen faces arson and mischief charges in connection to Nov. 8 fires
An Iqaluit teenager charged in connection to a string of fires lit around the city last week faces a previous arson charge from an incident just a month before the Northmart fire. The youth, identified as M.T.
Show set for Inuksuk High School on Nov. 24, 7:30 p.m.
“Doing so would help ensure that citizens within Inuit Nunangat are not solely dependent upon southern Canadians for the delivery of essential programs and services”
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“The current system is highly punitive”
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“I’m pretty sure it has affected her health”
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But Nunavut government’s Health Department says there is “no concern”
Iqaluit RCMP say the investigation into the Nov. 8 fires continues
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