Three-storey building was home to 36 residents or families, plus professional offices
Here is a brief timeline of how the catastrophic fire at Noble House on Mivvik Street in Iqaluit intensified, leaving 36 residents or families homeless according to the Nunavut Housing Corp. and displacing a handful of professional offices.
Four locations across Iqaluit accept donations; city, residents raise money for victims
Starting Friday, donations of cash or by cheque will be accepted; numerous residents displaced by Wednesday night blaze
Elisapi Naluiyuk, 20, died in Iqaluit on Dec. 26; police say they’re investigating ‘sudden’ death
Cadet Hall opened as warming centre for people displaced by blaze; flames, heavy smoke as emergency crews work into the night
Both assaults occurred last July; court briefly delayed after boy leaves courtroom
Flight 949 was en route from London to San Francisco
20-year-old died in the hospital on Dec. 26, RCMP says
Winnipeg Police Service arrests 27-year-old former Iqaluit man
Fireworks brighten Iqaluit sky highlighting New Year’s Eve
Granddaughter of Frobisher Inn founders discovers Nunavut’s capital city is home
Cocaine, cash, and items stolen from an Iqaluit business among the goods seized
New Year’s Eve fireworks will brighten the territory’s capital
6 teams compete for gold at the Iqaluit Hockey League Christmas tournament
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Year in city ends with dozens of break-and-enters
Slideshow | More than 200 people turn out at cadet hall for annual holiday tradition
Ed Picco, a long-time Christmas decorator, says he decorates his house for his grandchildren
People gathered at the Arctic Winter Games arena Wednesday for a night of free skating. More than 50 people turned out to lace up their skates including, from left, Martha Mitsima, 11, Tatiana Sheutiapik, 10, Braelyn Lewis, 10, Kaniq Allerton, 16, Beatrice Allerton, 12, and Leah Allen, 12. (Photo by Arty Sarkisian)
Nunavut Employees Union Local 06 membership includes water truck operators, firefighters other municipal workers
Comedy series premieres Jan. 7 on CBC and APTN; nearly 300 attend Iqaluit preview screening
60th anniversary edition of popular celebration opens April 11, runs 10 days
Iqaluit residents line the streets for annual Christmas parade
Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre awarded the grand prize for the Northern/Atlantic Canada region
Keith Lane, a stores agent at the Iqaluit airport, makes sure everything is in order before Santa Claus is added to the Canadian North float. The company is preparing to take part in Iqaluit’s annual Santa Claus Parade, scheduled for Saturday. The parade is set to start at the Arctic Winter Games arena at 12 p.m. (Photo courtesy of Canadian North)
