Month: May 2010

• Raglan Trust, not Makivik, decides on cash distributions
• Pooch patrol work overwhelms Iqaluit bylaw staff
• Iqaluit woman catches break after lawyers err
• Nunavut kids gobble too much pop, junk food
• As Greenland drills for oil, Nunavut frets
• YK super soccer tourney a big success
• NIRB, uranium firm, governments look like part of same team?
• Arctic shipping fraught with danger, operators say
• Iqaluit to pave bone-jarring section of Apex Road
• Nunavut housing fund overspends by $60 million
• Cell phone company expands into Nunavut
• Arctic Council should get bigger policy role, Norwegian diplomat says
• Taissumani, May 7
• MLAs ignore house of horrors
• Nunavut woman’s design stars at Montreal fur show
• A pastel prison where guards, inmates play chess
• Photo: Another Nunavut winner
• Nunavut prison is hell for inmates and staff alike
• Overcrowded Nunavut jail reaches the boiling point
• Photo: A Nunavut Quest veteran rides to victory
• Nunavik’s second big park prepares for sightseers
• Paraski meet draws eastern Arctic’s best kite surfers
• Photo: Nunavut Sivuniksavut on TV in Nicaragua
• Polar bears take up rock-climbing to find eggs
• Meet Andrew Qappik, the artist’s artist

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