Month: August 2014

• Photo: Iqaluit skate camp rolls out fun for kids
• Photo: Canadian Rangers take part in Operation Nanook 2014
• Women in Action group raises $90,000 in second walk for cancer
• ITK president responds to Aug. 20 editorial
• Study probes link between climate change, contaminants in Arctic wildlife
• Nunavik mine site turbine ready to catch wind
• Photo: The puck drops here: PM and wife play hockey at Nakasuk
• Photo: Music to my ears
• Photo: Nunavut artists put on a show in Cambridge Bay
• Iqaluit fire department lines up info session on dump-dousing plan
• NDP leader Mulcair, MP Romeo Saganash, to visit Nunavut next month
• Star athletes to visit Iqaluit, seeking support for sports, recreation
• Taissumani, Aug. 22
• Stay clear of sealift unloading areas: Nunavut government
• PM launches northern tour, announces money for Arctic technology
• Governments, Aboriginal corporations, “key drivers” in northern development: report
• Photo: Officials answer questions about Iqaluit’s dump dousing
• Canadian Forces invite Iqalummiut to Op Nanook community day
• Photo: Stephen Harper meets the people in Arctic Bay
• Cape Dorset man surrenders to police after 10-hour standoff
• Rankin Inlet hosts final hearings on Meliadine gold project
• Nunavut school curriculum changes to start this January
• Photo: Iqaluit’s newest canine resident
• Photo: Prime Minister visits CHARS site in Cambridge Bay
• Iqaluit women stomp their way onto local arts scene

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