Iqaluit RCMP say wanted man arrested without incident
Pauloosie Alainga, 37, arrested late Tuesday evening
An Iqaluit man wanted by police has been arrested without incident, says the Nunavut RCMP. On Aug.
Iqaluit Speed Skating Club wins $10,000
“With this funding we can significantly improve our athletes’ safety”
New Iqaluit shelter to be limited to 30 guests per night
Many who use the shelter frequently will have nowhere to go
Fiery sky above Iqaluit
Richard Paton of Iqaluit took this photo of the sun setting behind St. Jude’s Cathedral at around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 28. (Photo by Richard Paton)
RCMP issue warrant for Iqaluit man accused of assault
Pauloosie Alainga, 37, faces two counts of assault causing bodily harm
Fatal shack fire on Iqaluit waterfront was accidental: RCMP
Investigation into violent killing of dog remains ongoing
Iqaluit beach residents seek plan to deal with waterfront woes
“The beach highlights and exaggerates all the pre-existing problems”
Iqaluit city council passes motion to work out issues with humane society
“I know the organization does do good work when it’s working properly, but I don’t know really what’s going on right now”
Fire in the sky
Members of the Iqaluit Fire Department participate in a regular training exercise opposite the landfill site on Tuesday, Aug. 18, as the sun sets in the background. Firefighters practised using the aerial truck and the fire hose. (Photo by Lynda Gunn)
City of Iqaluit begins Apex beach cleanup
The City of Iqaluit began work on removing abandoned vehicles, shacks and garbage from the Apex beach this morning, following complaints made by local residents. Mayor Kenny Bell, who was on hand as the first of the garbage was removed, said that the city is concerned that abandoned shacks can pose fire hazards and safety concerns, and that other refuse, such as abandoned vehicles, batteries and fuel canisters, could leak hazardous waste into waterways. (Photo by Dustin Patar)
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Iqaluit cannabis store proposal to be revisited by city committee
Government of Nunavut extends deadline for city’s feedback to Sept. 10
Iqaluit council committee supports proposed retail cannabis store
Full council will look at committee’s advice Aug. 18, then submit report to the GN