Intake pipe was replaced at the end of September
The hamlet of Pond Inlet has a new system to draw drinking water from its reservoir, after nearly a year of creative fixes to pump, treat and deliver water.
27-year-old Arviat man charged with dangerous operation of motor vehicle causing death and failing to remain at the scene of an accident
Housing corporation plans to spend $30.7 million on mould removal over the next six year
An Orionid meteor streaks across the night sky with the Milky Way in the background and the aurora borealis glowing on the horizon on Tuesday, Oct. 20, in this image by Arctic Bay photographer Clare Kines. (Photo by Clare Kines)
Bill 53 received its first reading in the legislative assembly last week
“The doctor has suggested at least eight weeks off to heal”
Members will vote in new cabinet minister during leadership forum
“There was confusion and misunderstanding regarding CERB eligibility among Inuit,” says resolution passed at annual meeting
Jenna Kilabuk is the 2020-21 recipient of the John Amagoalik and Laura Ulluriaq Gauthier scholarships
Teachers across the territory are being trained to use the software, called Edsby
Company says it’s taking extra steps to ensure safety of employees and contractors
“The gap is a barrier to our potential, and closing it is a necessary task of reconciliation”
Underfed boy, aged five, suffered bites, bruises, injuries to internal organs
Netser says he’s being punished “because of my Christian principles and values”
“There is no evidence of transmission at Mary River mine at this time”
“We also have to think about our future Inuit … we have to do a balancing act so we can give Nunavummiut what they need and also future Nunavummiut”
Propylene glycol leak was discovered at the community’s district heating system in November 2019
“The second wave of COVID-19 in Canada is making the situation unpredictable”
Agenda includes the territory’s capital budget, eight new bills and more
Nunavut Health Minister George Hickes receives his annual flu shot on Tuesday, Oct. 20. “The flu shot is something that’s very important not just to protect ourselves but for the people that we are around or come into contact with, like, under the COVID-19 measures, wearing a mask,” he said. This year Hickes was also joined by Dr. Michael Patterson, Nunavut’s chief public health officer, who also received a shot. “The flu shot is the best defence against getting the flu and while it does not protect against COVID-19. The flu vaccine can help reduce the number of respiratory infections we see this fall and winter,” said Patterson. “As COVID-19 has similar symptoms to the flu, reducing your risk of getting the flu also means reducing the chance that you will be isolated, while you are tested for COVID-19.” (Photo by Dustin Patar)
Clare Kines took this photo a little after 9 a.m. on Oct. 9 from the shore of Arctic Bay, looking towards King George Mountain on the left and Adams Sound to the right. (Photo by Clare Kines)
“With all the rant and craziness from security to make sure we didn’t mix inside the airport, we were in a tin can together”
Ice forms along the water’s edge at the beach near Iqaluit on Tuesday, Oct. 13. (Photo by Frank Reardon)
Leslyn Lewis says Patterk Netser shouldn’t pay a political penalty
