New contract in place to run territory’s only group home, Department of Family Services says
The Government of Nunavut says it has ended its contract with the operator of the territory’s only girls’ group home.
Inhabit Media event allows public to meet, hear from writers covering wide range of genres
Some councillors wary of maintenance costs, but decided the crosswalk was necessary
City’s support comes with commitment to fast-track permits
Iqalummiut came out to participate in a parade followed by meet-and-greet with athletes Saturday
Dozens of Iqaluit residents came out to celebrate athletes returning from the Arctic Winter Games Saturday. Residents and the families of athletes participated in a parade that begin at the Iqaluit square and ended at the Arctic Winter Games Arena, where there was also the opportunity for a meet-and-greet. The parade was previously scheduled to take place earlier this month but was rescheduled due to bad weather. Team Nunavut athletes won 52 medals at the 2023 Games, which took place in Wood Buffalo, Alta. (Photo by Meral Jamal)
Qikiqtaaluk Corp. subsidiary hopes microgrid can prove renewable energy is sufficient and cost-effective
A sociologist and performer pair together to hold workshops for teens aged 12 to 17
Earlier planned event cancelled due to poor weather
City-wide shutdown Saturday due to leaking pipes and broken water valve; partial shutdown Monday caused by waterline causing sewer backup
Police looking for a woman they say damaged a snowmobile last month
Boarding home without service Sunday as rest of city under ‘precautionary’ boil water advisory
Officials urge people to avoid creek near Astro Hill because of high volume of water
Route runs from Iqaluit Square to AWG Complex, starts at 2 p.m. on Sunday
Program will run Monday to Friday until March 31
Part of Anuri Street expected to be closed to all but local traffic until Feb. 6
The City of Iqaluit has shut down part of Anuri Street between Houses 4052 and 4054 because of an emergency water break, according to a public service announcement from public works clerk Sue Avery. The closure is expected to last until Feb. 6, though the road will remain open to local traffic, including access to all driveways. There was no visible leak on site Friday morning. (Photo by David Venn)
Inuksuk Drum Dancers to represent Team Nunavut, perform at Cultural Gala
City council approves contract for engineering firm to do virtual site inspection
Hearing set for Iqaluit city hall where council will consider bylaw amendment
Workers investigating cause of problem
Plan is to design recreational trails throughout the city; hope is that plan will be ready by the fall
City has hired consulting firm, wants residents’ input on general plan for the next 20 years
Police, prosecution service react to judge’s contempt of court finding that called officer and lawyer ‘reckless’ for arresting man awaiting trial
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Company previously offered flight between Iqaluit and Sanikiluaq as pilot initiative funded by GN
City reports a backup truck is being mobilized to help with collections
