The Government of Nunavut continues to roll out its COVID-19 vaccination program, expanding to Kimmirut, Qikiqtarjuaq, Kugluktuk, Kinngait and Taloyoak, while expanding eligible populations in Baker Lake. Second dose clinics have also been announced for Rankin Inlet, Whale Cove, Chesterfield Inlet and Baker Lake. (File photo)
COVID-19
Kimmirut, Qikiqtarjuaq, Kugluktuk, Kinngait and Taloyoak to all receive first doses
Residents of Kimmirut, Qikiqtarjuaq, Kugluktuk, Kinngait and Taloyoak will all have a chance to receive their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine during the first two weeks of March.
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Business
Gathering will run April 12-21 at Iqaluit’s Aqsarniit Hotel
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Arts and Culture
“It’s like therapy for me to write these songs,” Shauna Seeteenak says
Business
“Hopefully Monday or Tuesday” outgoing mail will be accepted, says Canada Post director
Editorials
The land claim agreement empowers Inuit organizations — and disempowers Inuit communities
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Justice
Norman Ford will be tried on historical sexual assault charges in March
Business
Pangnirtung Fisheries Ltd. offers new deal to anywhere Canadian North flies
COVID-19
Territorial government reports 3 new cases in Arviat
Health
Nunavummmiut can dial 2-1-1 to get info on services
Business
Nuluujaat Land Guardians accept proposal for meetings with community leaders and Inuit organizations
Health
Up to 3 projects could get $1 million to get started
Business
Mayor Joshua Arreak urges Inuit organizations to help address protesters’ concerns
COVID-19
Overcrowding and visiting contributing to community spread, says chief medical officer
Business
Judge orders protesters to let employees on site to return home
Environment
Climate change is causing many lakes to release more CO2, but “these lakes in Rankin Inlet have gone in the opposite direction”
Politics
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. announces voter turnout of 17.5 per cent
Environment
Minister says Inuit “knowledge and insight are going to be really invaluable to the strategy”
Business
Protesters across Nunavut join in solidarity, while 700 Baffinland employees affected by closure
Business
Government agencies tell impact review board most of their concerns are resolved, while Inuit worries remain high
Letters
“This implementation plan is realistic and ambitious, with the goal of graduating bilingual students,” David Joanasie says
COVID-19
All active cases are in Arviat, according to government data
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