Territory has 70 cases in total—with 54 in Arviat alone
(Updated at 4 p.m.) There are 10 new COVID-19 cases in Nunavut, bringing the total case count to 70 as the territory goes into a two-week lockdown in an effort to hamper the spread of the virus.
Number of fires in 2018 and 2019 decreased sharply compared with preceding years
“Our biggest priority now is to get the outbreak under control”
Eight new cases identified in Whale Cove, and 26 more in Arviat
Nov. 21-22 festival will feature The Jerry Cans, Silla + Rise, Riit and Agaaqtoq
“It is critically important for people living in Nunavut to understand that salt/chloride-based products … are considered toxic,” writes Cypher Environmental president
Some meetings will be via teleconference while others are delayed
As of noon Tuesday, travellers from Nunavut must self-isolate for 14 days, N.W.T. public health officer says
Territory’s COVID-19 cases have climbed to 26
Qikiqtani Inuit to choose executive members, community directors on Dec. 14
Andrew Nakashuk of Pangnirtug will challenge incumbent Aluki Kotierk
“This prosecution failed to demonstrate an understanding of the social harm inflicted on communities and victims by intimate partner violence”
Community transmission “likely” in Arviat, Health Department says
Territory records eight positive cases this month
“I am advocating for my safety”
The late Pitseolak Ashoona among eight shortlisted candidates
Infected individual spent two weeks in Winnipeg isolation hub
Nunavut minister hopes deal brings health care to par with rest of the country
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New policy will allow Kivallirmiut living outside the region to participate in elections
The $150-million Rapid Response Stream fund aims to boost capacity for applicants by November 2021
New measures implemented “out of an abundance of caution”
Jennifer C. Hubbard becomes president and CEO of Polar Knowledge Canada
Residents should call the local health centre to inquire before going in
