The Road To Nowhere, seen here, is where Embrace Life Council intends to build an on-the-land facility. City council’s planning and development committee approved a motion to read through a bylaw that will give both Embrace Life Council and Piruqatigiit Resource Centre land leases. (File photo)
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Embrace Life Council wants to build facility for on-the-land activities, Piruqatigiit Resource Centre looking to build community centre
Iqaluit’s planning committee approved a recommendation Tuesday that moves two Nunavut non-profit organizations closer to accessing land in Iqaluit.
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Between 200 and 300 people participated in Walk for the Cure, city says
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Knowing the truth will help get to a ‘calm, peaceful and loving existence,’ Kotierk says at National Day for Truth and Reconciliation ceremony
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Donation drive started for affected families; cause undetermined but building will likely be demolished, city spokesperson says
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Blaze occurred at six-unit building; city advises water service could be affected
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Activity starts Thursday, expected to continue daily until Oct. 12; safety measures will be taken, city says
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Ottawa-based company only bidder on project
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Grant going to Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre is part of international funding challenge to address food insecurity
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City was blanketed by fog Tuesday morning
Normally a scenic seaside view, Iqaluit’s cemetery near the start of the Apex Trail is blanketed in fog early Tuesday. (Photo by Jeff Pelletier)
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Women accused of using bogus Inuit enrolment to get grants, scholarships intended for Inuit
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30th annual trade show is open to the public on Thursday starting at 10 a.m.
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While Canadian entrepreneurs see potential profit in proposal, city already has its own plan
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Lights from the cargo ship Aujaq reflect off the water near Iqaluit’s deepsea port on Monday night. The vessel was docked at the port on Monday and Tuesday. The $85-million port officially opened at the end of July, making it faster and more efficient for ships to unload their cargo. (Photo by Corey Larocque)
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Four-day event to attract hundreds to Iqaluit
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Several dozen Iqalummiut take part in annual suicide prevention walk held Saturday
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Advisory is automatic when water pressure drops due to construction-related shutdown, city says
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Council calls for charter flights of Baffinland’s 737-200 aircrafts to fly only between 6:30 a.m. and 10:30 p.m.
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Group has no lease on commissioner’s land used for dog teams in area
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Iqaluit Elders Society project will provide housing for retired Iqalummiut
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Police carried out search warrant on Sept. 8
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Firefighters received 34 calls for service on Sept. 5, more than double the average for a 24-hour period
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Sept. 6 search results in seizure of cocaine, drug paraphernalia
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Bar can’t serve alcohol next Wednesday and Friday