Month: June 2007

• Next performance audits to target health, housing and NBCC
• Alianait gets longer, bigger
• Co-op federation pushing plan with big Quebec credit union
• No public education planned for controversial law
• Canadian Royalties trolls for permits and big pot of cash
• Okalik's reaction lukewarm, but he says it's a good start
• 'It's good news,' Akulivik mayor proclaims
• Airfare, rink size challenges for possible team
• Federal decision sets one-year deadline for management plan
• Evacuation of Kuujjuaraapik called off
• Lamps installed only by request says company spokeswoman
• Unravelling the puzzling past of a treasured relic of the fur trade
• Who was Albert One-Eye?
• GN, Hansen Foundation strike partnership to improve wheelchair accessibility
• Untested artificial swamp could be used to filter run-off
• Lawyer fees exceed loans given out by credit corp
• 'We've got to invest in our kids.'
• Kennedy wants to raise $10,000 for orphans in Malawi
• IPY 1882-3: The German Station in Cumberland Sound Part 3″
• Classical composition includes ravens, throatsinging
• Parish hopes groundbreaking will provide boost to fundraising efforts
• Deputy chief says officers not trained to handle toughest situations
• Residents face floods, rock slides and ocean life die-off, UN warns
• City-wide blitz organized for next Friday
• Okalik: 'The union is just trying to pick a fight with me every week.'

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