RCMP issues arrest warrant for 61-year-old suspect
Two men face charges after a pickup truck engine was stolen from the City of Iqaluit’s public works yard. The incident occurred July 1 in the yard at 1549 Sivumugiaq St., Nunavut RCMP spokesperson Sgt.
New Nunavut Pride Society to plan parades in all 25 hamlets in the territory; meeting set for Tuesday night
RCMP detachment commander promises to assign officer to investigate Coun. Simon Nattaq’s worries
Fewer than 5 cases confirmed in city
This year’s event to include dozens of booths, excursions to city businesses
No timeline yet for when youths under 18 can access facility for free; pool still closed until Aug. 13
Councillors excited to see infield resurfaced; Recreation department to launch youth program
AingAI Indigenous Language Labs founder envisions realtime interpretation capabilities
First responders raise money for Kamatsiaqtut Help Line in Iqaluit
Community celebrates as Baffin Fisheries’ Inuksuk II sets sail after many setbacks
Woman, 18, faces list of charges including fleeing police, assaulting officer
Whooping cough cases confirmed in Iqaluit, Pond Inlet and Arctic Bay
Researcher Patricia Rokitnicki bands and measures a young snow bunting Sunday morning in Iqaluit. Rokitnicki is part of a research group that has located and studied 115 snow bunting nests across Iqaluit this year. The young bird in this image came from a nest of four located near the old graveyard, and was returned after briefly being studied. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
Apex Bridge, Queen Elizabeth Way and Sinaa Street to be affected
Fisheries officers investigate ‘die-off’ after receiving reports earlier this week
NEAS to resume recovery effort after only retrieving one can last year
Jopey Atsiqtaq faces 2nd-degree murder charge in death of Mary Ann Birmingham, 15
Non-profit ParticipAction awards city $15,000 for local physical activity and sport initiatives
Clinics, Iqaluit boarding home also affected
Hundreds of dead fish seen near the deepsea port; Fisheries and Oceans Canada says don’t touch them
Workers prepare to lay pavement on Niaqunngusiariaq Road
City ‘learning series’ puts onus on citizens to get on agenda rather than encouraging councillors to be flexible
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Investigation concluded ‘in consultation with the complainant,’ RCMP says
Gym closed July 28 to Aug. 3; pool closed July 28 to Aug. 13
