Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping moves from Valleyfield, Que. to Port of Bécancour
One of Canada’s biggest Arctic sealift firms, Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping, has made a big move this year. It transferred its cargo service centre from Valleyfield, Que., about 70 kilometres southwest of Montreal, to the Port of Bécancour.
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Nunavut internet provider now working with Luxembourg-based SES Networks
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Engineering firm earned 2020 award for its design work
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Confusion reigns over how repayment schemes will work for those who can’t afford it
GN has received 12,000 doses of Moderna vaccine since first shipment arrived Dec. 30
Eleven contacts evacuated from site; all test negative
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New Inuit language channel will include six hours of IBC programming each day
CanArctic Inuit Networks says it can bring high-speed internet to the territory more cheaply and without depending on Huawei gear
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