Month: August 2013

• Taissumani, Aug. 30
• Photo: Air Inuit celebrates its 35th birthday
• Nunavut hamlet finds a way to light up for less
• Iqaluit police arrests for June, July lower than 2012
• Iqaluit skateboard camp teaches perseverance
• Photo: A Labour Day message from Nunatsiaq News
• Photo: Fire in Iqaluit brings out the firefighters
• Iqaluit seeks to limit cost of new aquatic centre
• First Air acquires new jet, offers new Iqaluit service
• Nunasi Corp. announces opening of new subsidiary in Yellowknife
• Salluit man, 23, dead following armed stand-off with Nunavik police
• Fall outlook predicts above-normal temperatures for parts of Nunavut, Nunavik
• Iqaluit councillors question CAO’s hasty reappointment
• Nunavut judge finds Pond Inlet man not guilty of molesting a child
• Arctic Fibre confirms Nunavut cable landing spots
• Three years after Nunavut cruise ship mishap, new Polar Code still in the works
• Nunavut watchdog wants more funds for Inuit language
• Inuit women’s leader pleased with Harper meeting, stresses human needs
• Photo: The Amazing Race visits Nunavut
• Photo: Sealift means new vehicles for Arctic Bay
• Canada set to participate with U.S., Russia in Arctic air exercise
• Crews remove contaminated soil at Nunavut government building in Igloolik
• Photo: August snow in Iqaluit
• Photo: Iqaluit kids embrace Tai Kwon Do
• RCMP, Canadian forces rescue stranded Nunavut hunters from island near Igloolik

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