Month: October 2009

• Just dial the 5-0 twice, Nunavut premier tells QIA
• I’ll challenge “negative” press, Patterson says
• Feature: The Arctic’s squishy underwater delights
• Thomasie Alikatuktuk quits QIA, citing health
• Nunavut plans two-week swine flu blitz
• Photo: A job well done
• QIA ponders plight of elders, women, youth
• Costly shots urged to protect Inuit infants from RSV
• Resolute municipal workers vote to strike
• Rankin Inlet, Pang put booze on the ballot Oct. 26
• Sheutiapik clinches third term as mayor
• Thanks to Mary River, QC, QIA still make money
• Nominations open for Nunavik municipal elections
• Damaged Avataq gets Nunavut cargo delivered
• Photo: Iqaluit voters start the day off fast
• Website takes show-and-tell approach to history
• Canadian Royalties says yes to Jilin Jien proposal
• Nunavik poet dies suddenly in Montreal
• CITES to eye international ban on polar bear trade
• Girl, 13, arrested after gunfire in Kimmirut
• Feature: For Cape Dorset, the light still shines
• Promises, promises, promises
• Parents should help young people, not gossip about them
• As election day looms, candidates peddle platforms
• Staggered work hours could fix Iqaluit’s traffic problems

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