There are seven active cases of COVID-19 among Nunavut elders at Embassy West Senior Living in Ottawa, says Health Minister John Main. (File photo by Jeff Pelletier)
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All are asymptomatic, says Embassy West’s operations director
There have been eight confirmed cases of COVID-19 and one recovery among Nunavut elders at Ottawa’s Embassy West Senior Living long-term care home, says Nunavut Health Minister John Main.
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Inquest into suicide of murderer Mark Jeffrey while in prison enters second week of testimony
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Inquest looking into suicide of murderer Mark Jeffrey while in prison
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Opening night of Alakkaajut (Many Things Appear) exhibition featured music and food from circumpolar countries
A guest snaps a photo of Big Hello, an installation by artist Maureen Gruben of Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. The work is part of Alakkaajut (Many Things Appear), the inaugural exhibition of SAW Gallery’s Nordic Lab. (Photo by Madalyn Howitt)
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