“I hope that we can start enforcing the current bylaws … so that people will take future bylaws more seriously”
Starting Oct. 17, Iqaluit residents will be able to lawfully light up a joint at home to celebrate the legalization of cannabis. But if residents toke at school or work, or at the hospital or city hall, they could land in trouble.
Court orders province to accommodate intermittent sentences in the region
“It is the plumbing of the internet that we are focusing on”
“Inuit communities can be a part of the solutions in prevention and cleanup”
“It’s absolutely heart-breaking that the sharing had to stop”
“We need to address the quota system”
Facebook-based project sees STI screening up by 35 per cent in Nunavik
“If we get a dry September and October we may not meet our target”
Support from the Government of the Northwest Territories gives the project “much more clout,” says KIA
Review hearing for Meliadine mine’s groundwater dumping plans starts Sept. 12
“Access to property is a step forward for us as it offers an alternative to social housing”
Akademik Ioffe still anchored in Nunavut waters, awaits relocation plan
Three hunters attacked last week while on a hunting trip outside Naujaat
First step is to establish the gravity of the incident
Nunavut man was in town for medical appointments when he went missing on Aug. 24
“We saw there were some updates that could be made”
“There is no money that could ever be sufficient compensation for the things that we suffered and lost”
Contagious virus can cause serious complications for pregnant women and unborn babies
