Owners encouraged to register dogs, cats at Iqaluit Curling Rink on Sunday
Pet owners in Iqaluit are being encouraged to bring their dogs and cats to an animal registration tag drive Sunday afternoon. From 1 to 6 p.m., residents can bring their pets to the Iqaluit Curling Rink to register them with the Iqaluit Municipal Enforcement Department at no charge. “Registering pets with the city enables animals...
Pope Francis scheduled to visit Canada from July 24 to 30; Iqaluit one of three stops
Returns to in-person shows June 30 after two years of virtual performances; ticket information not released yet
Recent repairs include new deck, lighting, says recreation manager
Engineers from consulting firm give presentation to city council about state of Iqaluit’s water treatment plant
More than 100 take part in Iqaluit event honouring those women, calling for better protections
Crews have been fighting the hot spot for a week
Thursday’s awareness event will start at Elders Qammaq at 2 p.m.
City to host information session Tuesday evening at the fire hall
Crews taking ‘risk mitigation steps’ to ensure no new flare-ups, according to city release
Kenny Bell punched unknown man in the face after he reportedly tried to pick a fight with him last week
Deal announced April 1 will help fix city’s distribution system
Incident remains under investigation; city reminds residents to separate batteries from household trash
Chief administrative officer says city will still encourage people to conserve water
Nunavut capital to take part in field testing of cameras after having led pilot project a year ago
Papal visit would be ‘major event,’ Coun. Joanasie Akumalik says
Covering costs of Jackie Sheutiapik’s funeral a ‘huge relief’ for family, says friend
Federal government estimates city will get five to 10 cm of snow Monday
Seat to be filled following Sheila Flaherty’s resignation
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Kenny Bell describes incident on Facebook
Other dogs on team being monitored; health department warns to be wary of animals showing strange behaviour
Nunavut Premier PJ Akeeagok and his family were among a large crowd of spectators taking in Toonik Tyme festivities on the Iqaluit sea ice on Good Friday. “Seeing all the smiles means everything,” Akeeagok told Nunatsiaq News in an interview. He also said that he was thankful to the organizers for their work putting on the event, and he was happy to spend some time during the long weekend relaxing with family and friends. Toonik Tyme continues with snowmobile races and hunters’ events until Sunday. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Police said officers discovered drugs and cash during search of man’s vehicle
Family friend raising funds for young Jackie Sheutiapik’s memorial
Iqaluit Deputy Mayor Solomon Awa, left, presents Kyle St. Laurent with the 2021 Coach of the Year award at city hall Tuesday evening for his work as a coach with the Nunavut Speed Skating Association. St. Laurent has been a member of the association for 29 years, Awa said, and has coached athletes for the Arctic and Canada Winter Games. (Photo by David Venn)
For second time this year, city will seek applicants to fill a vacant seat
City of Iqaluit sets aside $300,000 to subsidize exempted groups
Mask requirement applies to all public spaces in city facilities, with a few exceptions
