Stricter restrictions to take effect at noon Thursday
Someone in Iqaluit who hasn’t travelled recently has tested positive for COVID-19, leading officials to think the disease was contracted within the city.
Health Department inspector recommended city hire a consultant after fumes permeated plant in October
The answer isn’t as simple as one might expect
Roads, services and facilities were shut down on Tuesday
Special Const. Mosesie Ikkidluak charged with 3 counts of sexual assault in Iqaluit
GN COVID-19 update warns of health-care service cuts, but gives green light to muted holiday celebrations
Police seeking public’s help to identify suspect
Fire destroyed old weather balloon launch station in April
Iqaluit has a new weather station onsite, after the old building burned down in April. RCMP say the cause of the fire was not suspicious. (Photo by Mélanie Ritchot)
City advises residents to stay home as school, public facilities close for the day
Event to be hosted at Iqaluit’s Makerspace between Jan. 3 to 7
Operation Lentus purified more than 300,000 litres of water over 6 weeks
Council votes in favour of providing full rebate to residents affected by water emergency
Aquatic centre, gym services restored as staff go back to aquatic centre; pool reopens Wednesday
‘I want to thank Iqalummiut for their patience, I know these past weeks have been challenging,’ says Dr. Patterson
New case does not impact public safety, says Health Department
Dr. Anne Huang says Iqaluit officials put too much faith in initial false negative results during early fuel investigation
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Driver has been arrested for impaired driving, say RCMP
Nunavut government will review conduct during lead-up to Iqaluit’s water emergency
Issue slated for Dec. 14 meeting, mayor says, as city extends state of emergency declaration
System expected to be offline for several months after worker accidentally drilled into pipe near hospital
Around 25 people march from Iqaluit’s Igluvut Building down Queen Elizabeth Way for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women and Girls on Monday evening. The march was organized by Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council, with partnerships with Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada and the Law Society of Nunavut. From the Igluvut Building, the march went to Nunatta Sunakkutaangit Museum, where there were speakers and a performance by the Inuksuk Drum Dancers. Monday was the 30th anniversary of the Polytechnique Montréal shooting, in which 14 young women were murdered. (Photo by David Lochead)
Operation aimed at helping city through water emergency extended until Dec. 22
22-year-old man charged after taxi driver robbed at knifepoint
Taxi driver reported being robbed at knifepoint early Friday morning
