Jason Carpenter, senior instructor at Nunavut Arctic College, shown here with his wife Jovelyn, was welcomed into the Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s College of Fellows on Nov. 18 at the society’s gala at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa. (Photo courtesy of Jovelyn Carpenter)
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Jason Carpenter received the honour Nov. 18 in Ottawa
Few individuals who go into the field of geographic study likely do so believing they will ever be celebrated for their efforts.
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Opponents of Mary River mine expansion express ‘generous and grateful thanks’ to officials responsible for turning down project
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Federal government hopes new service from Canada Revenue Agency increases awareness of organ, tissue donation
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Museum exhibit based on artifacts earns Governor General’s history award
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People have begun receiving and using their new internet satellite dishes across the territory
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Before unionized workers can take action, union and hamlet must agree on essential, non-essential services: union
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Government to provide information about TB caseloads and notify organization of community outbreaks
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Health Department says it has stock available at local health centres
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Court date set for March 13 in Kinngait
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Corey Clarke pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the May 2021 death of Natasha Ross
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Jury makes 11 recommendations to RCMP, Pond Inlet in Jessie Peterloosie inquest
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‘We have been left behind,’ group spokesperson says at Nunavut Planning Commission’s land-use hearing
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The company has previously stated the Mary River mine may have to close temporarily if its expansion wasn’t allowed
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Nicholai Angivrana scarred his partner physically and psychologically in ‘drunken rage’
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Mapsalak said he still wants Rivoire extradited, and that their meeting wasn’t enough
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CEO predicts ‘immediate and significant implications’ for Mary River mine that employs 2,500 people and accounts for 23 per cent of Nunavut’s economy
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Inquest into 2018 death of Jessie Peterloosie hears of difficulties keeping family out of house
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Northern Affairs Minister Daniel Vandal said no Wednesday to company’s proposed Phase 2 expansion
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GN cites staff shortages, says limited services will still be provided
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Freshwater crossings not protected, and more sea crossings need protection, association reps say
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Northern Affairs minister released his long-awaited decision Wednesday evening
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Jessie Peterloosie, 26, died from self-inflicted gunshot wound after standoff with police in 2018
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Rogerkaiya Qamaniq, a fisherman from Pond Inlet, posted this photo taken from the deck of the fishing boat Suvak at sunset on Nov. 7. The crew of the Suvak had just wrapped up the fishing season in the waters between Qikiqtarjuaq and Sisimiut, Greenland, where they had been fishing for turbot. (Photo courtesy of Rogerkaiya Qamaniq)