COVID-19 exposure issued for Naujaat wedding

Events held at Glad Tidings Church and Tusarvik Elementary School gym

People who attended a wedding in Naujaat on Monday may have been exposed to COVID-19, Nunavut’s Health Department is warning.

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Nunavut’s active COVID-19 case count falls to 362

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Family cooking time during COVID-19

Cambridge Bay residents collected meal packs to cook at home by following a recipe

Cambridge Bay residents collected meal kits to cook at home on Feb. 11, as part of a project that aims to get families cooking together and supports literacy skills, says Adriana Kusugak, the executive director of Ilitaqsiniq, the Nunavut Literacy Council, which runs the program. “This project is to support families in a meaningful way during the COVID pandemic,” she said. From left: Staff member Pokok Ohokannoak is seen with participants Halle Aknaviga and Roxanne Aknaviga as they pick up their packages. (Photo courtesy of Ilitaqsiniq)

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Heading for the floe edge

With a qajaq in tow, Devon Manik set out for the floe edge near Resolute Bay with his dogs

The dog team belonging to Devon Manik of Resolute Bay is seen en route to the flow edge on Jan. 29. Manik says he used the qajaq in tow to retrieve two seals he shot on the -36 Celsius day. (Photo by Devon Manik)

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