‘Curvy and stoic’ polar bear licence plates return to Nunavut
Nunavummiut start adopting the newly revived bear-shaped plates
When Sandi Chan bought herself a car a few weeks ago, she had a lot to be happy about.
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58 candidates running for seats in Nunavut legislature
Race is on in 20 of 22 ridings with South Baffin, Hudson Bay acclaimed by incumbents
Cambridge Bay man’s death was homicide, RCMP say
Man discovered inside residence last Saturday; police seeking public’s help in investigation
Bottled water available in Pangnirtung as water emergency continues
Delivery trucks being filled directly from river, GN issues boil-water advisory as a safety measure
Learning new skills
In foreground from left, Susie Tennille, Geteeta Parr, Abigail Joanasie and Mary Elaine Hutchings learn to prepare dried caribou at the Kinngait community hall on Monday. The students are part of the Rise Up Youth Gathering, a program hosted by the hamlet’s recreation department at Peter Pitseolak School for students in grades 7 to 12. The students plan to form a youth committee to help organize future activities. (Photo courtesy of Dawn Currie)
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‘It’s just the life’: Kugluktuk residents discuss hamlet’s generational issues
Vandalism, suicide, hunger plague community; Volunteers and educators offer some hope
Pangnirtung man faces charges after theft, rock-throwing spree
Police say suspect was located while throwing rocks at RCMP residence
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Charter to deliver emergency water shipment to Pangnirtung
Details on distribution to be announced Thursday night; hamlet declared state of emergency over loss of water service earlier in day
‘Massive’ changes coming for the North, says CanNor president
Jimi Onalik says to expect funding cuts even with heightened focus on the Arctic
Who is running in your riding? Nunavut candidates come forward
Most ridings have at least one registered candidate as of Thursday morning
Trump is wrong about Tylenol, Nunavut’s chief public health officer says
Acetaminophen appropriate and safe for use during pregnancy: Dr. Ekua Agyemang
Human resources are our greatest strength, Nunavut senator says
Nancy Karetak-Lindell calls for Inuit support in keynote speech to Kivalliq Trade Show
Salvage ships arrive to begin unloading Thamesborg cargo
Dutch cargo ship ran aground Sept. 6 in Northwest Passage
NCC Investment Group Inc. CEO announces departure
Clarence Synard says ‘change is on the horizon’ in LinkedIn post; no response from company
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After an accident, it’s a wheelchair ride through ice and snow for some in Kugluktuk
Lack of trained emergency personnel leaves hamlet without ambulance
‘He was only 13’: Igloolik family mourns boy killed in ATV crash
RCMP continuing its investigation into single-vehicle accident that happened Thursday
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Missing Gjoa Haven hunter is located and safe
Search and rescue effort had been mobilized to find man missing since Sunday
Veterans Affairs Canada staff visits Rankin Inlet to discuss services, benefits
Former, current service members are invited to make appointments
‘We have to be realistic’: Critics, proponents agree Grays Bay will be built
Proponent hopes all-season road and deepsea port will be completed by 2035
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