This week’s disruptions part of the city’s infrastructure repair plan and Joamie Court construction
(UPDATED, AUG. 28, 2:45 P.M.) Starting Tuesday morning, the City of Iqaluit will shut off half of its water supply in varying schedules, depending on the part of the city affected.
“Eddy went to war for our country, and that’s something that needs to be recognized”
Six joint parks committees looking for new members
Federal investigators waiting to see where damaged vessel ends up
“Arrangements are in place for their care and onward travel,” says One Ocean Expeditions
CRA to spend $6 million on three new tax centres, beef up volunteer program
Ottawa and Quebec City make good on $125-million pledge
Canadian shipping giant to haul ore from zinc mine in northern Greenland
“Those who experience an increase in the number of children per household had a greater decline in psychological distress”
Harvesters in Kuujjuaq say the spill had minimal impact on water levels in the region
Ungava MNA Jean Boucher running for re-election
Aim is to ensure program meets the needs of Inuit
“Technically, nobody should be living in unsafe structures … that is the safest way”
“What is happening in Nunavut is not sustainable”
Rifle brandished in Cape Dorset near airport
James Morton barred from practising law in Nunavut, Ontario
“We might have to employ some other options”
Iqaluit public hearings to focus on the health, wellness and socio-economic impacts of colonial violence
Nuvujaq Society holding meeting about its plans tonight
