Municipal enforcement officers Daman Brar, left, Chris Pitts and Sgt. Harley Carter take part in an event Monday that teaches bike safety to kids. They also served up hot dogs at the basketball court in front of Nakasuk School. (Photo by Mosha Folger)
Nastania Mullin attends bail hearing in Iqaluit, conditions of release upheld
Wadsworth, played by Arthur Lagacé, accuses Ms. White, played by Olivia Smook, of murder in the Inuksuk High School production of “Clue” on Sunday. The actors, Grade 12 students, acted out the exchange for the cameras following their third and final sold-out show. The production featured 16 actors, a 16-member orchestra, and a 14-member back-stage crew. The school’s next play will be “Hadestown,” scheduled to run from Jan. 8 to 10. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Iqaluit artist quits day job, pursues entrepreneurship
Other areas of the city also have development plans to start in 2027
City councillors hear update on project that involved police teaming up with municipal enforcement
Erica Jacque displays some of her prints at a pop-up craft fair hosted at Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum in Iqaluit. On Sunday evening, the painter and jewelry-maker was one of five artists to set up shop, which attracted dozens of customers. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Iqaluit residents Baidir Bangoura, left, and Kareen Thompson fill out a survey launched by Nunavut Black History Society Friday, at Astro Theatre. The survey asks respondents to share their experiences with racism in the territory. The society encourages all Nunavummiut to take the survey, which is available through the organization’s Facebook page. (Photo by Daron Letts)
The City of Iqaluit has asked residents to check near the causeway boat launch for derelict vehicles, propane tanks, tires and other debris they may have left there. Operational boats, snowmobiles and qamutiik may remain where they are, but other refuse must be gone by June 12, the city announced Friday in a public service announcement. Residents can contact bylaw to make arrangements for removal of items. (Photo by Mosha Folger)
Closure allows for 13 new swimming instructors to be trained, regular programming to resume Sunday
Toys that are beyond saving to be used in a Halloween installation
After 7 weeks waiting for doctor, judge grants 2nd application to keep order alive
Officers to visit neighbourhoods and give notices to clean up trash, pet waste and derelict vehicles
Passage requires conditional approval of development permit
Grand opening was May 23; adult volunteer nights start May 27
Jimmy Kownirk died as a result of a ‘brutal assault,’ judge says
New councillor would replace Sam Tilley, who resigned in March
Pangnirtung boys and Gjoa Haven girls take silver in hard-fought tournament
Cambridge Bay drum dancer relocates to Iqaluit
Students who complete course eligible for employment on vessels that sail international waters
From left, volunteers Keswa Tembeka, Night Bakunzi and Sharon Poshai dish out free lunch at the Elders Qammaq in Iqaluit on Saturday. Dozens of residents took part in the event, organized by Nunavut Seventh Day Adventists. (Photo by Daron Letts)
RCMP say they had ‘reasonable grounds’ to arrest driver for possessing property obtained by crime
Andrew Keim, a Judo Nunavut coach and volunteer for two decades, receives his black belt from fellow coach Michael Smook at Aqsarniit middle school in Iqaluit on Saturday. The ceremony was part of the organization’s year-end tournament. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Prizes in multiple categories and draw for volunteers handed out on Monday
Hooded figure captured on security camera outside Royal Canadian Legion
