Nunavut’s electricity provider ordered to pay $276,000 after pleading guilty to Safety Act charge
Qulliq Energy Corp. pleaded guilty Tuesday to a workplace safety offence that resulted in the death of QEC electrician Noah Paniyuk in Naujaat on July 5, 2024.
Crown in first-degree murder case questions claims that accused’s wife had been feeding him drugs
Growth depends on committee approval, earlier planning
Danny Paul Eyaituk describes years of mental health problems
Families can expect more money starting in September, premier says
Victim was 13 at the time of the assault
John Amagoalik gets chance to see students’ handiwork, responds to their questions
A youth witness recalls hearing a gun shot
John Main says he hopes MLAs read them before 1st reading so they are prepared to provide feedback
Hudson Bay representative resigned June 1
Judge delcared mistrial after first two days of jury trial were fraught with issues
Baffinland seeks approval for loans as it navigates creditor protection proceedings
Gloria Uluqsi begins short, 2.5-year mandate after winning May 27 byelection
Report says they didn’t file 2025 election financial disclosures on time
Court expected back on Thursday to discuss Danny Paul Eyaituk’s 1st-degree murder charge
Siblings Simoena Allurut, 1, and her 10-month-old brother Isadore Allurut enjoy fishing with their grandfather Lloyd Idlout at Naluqayaqvi, near Igloolik, on Saturday. (Photo courtesy of Lloyd Idlout)
Suspected issue with valve contributed to incident; no danger detected to public or water supply, say officials
David Akeeagok explains recent absence from legislature
Juror dismissed after citizen heard him say he would ‘defend’ the accused
Nunavut, N.W.T., and Yukon governments to urge company to reconsider policy, set to take effect in August
A youth who was travelling with the two deceased walked to the community to report the incident
68 federal employees might join the post-devolution Nunavut department
Recent legal wrangling reveals confusion about legal system’s ‘openness principle’
Mining company is seeking approval of a $660 million loan as part of its court-ordered protection from creditors
Man previously charged in same investigation in April
