Month: May 2019
- Questions about education dominate kickoff to Nunavut legislature’s spring sitting
- Nunavut government plans carbon tax rebate, changes to Income Tax Act
- Iqaluit DEA makes Inuktitut mandatory in Grade 10
- Nunavik song book highlights region’s best singers
- Iqaluit’s biggest cab company launches smartphone app
- The river is open
- Simeon Mikkungwak picked as Speaker of Nunavut’s legislative assembly
- On Menstrual Health Day, “reduce the stigma,” Nunavut government urges
- Circumpolar Inuit org supports Canada’s Arctic shelf claim
- Inuit org welcomes Ontario’s new Indigenous curriculum, but worries about implementation
- Nunavik community inks deal with Hydro-Québec
- Nunavut government’s contracting practices to see more scrutiny
- Canadian Navy commits to forging ties with Qikiqtani Inuit
- Salmonella scare triggers recall of Compliments brand chicken strips
- Ottawa police lay first-degree murder charge in death of Inuk man
- Nunavut MLAs to choose new Speaker tomorrow morning
- Kuujjuaq treatment centre earns new accreditation
- 100 days in, Nunavut’s RCMP commander still focused on Inuit recruitment, building trust with communities
- Late Nunavut artist’s work to be featured in travelling exhibit
- Nunavut’s Education Department heads out on a vision quest
- Construction set to resume for Iqaluit’s small-craft harbour and deepsea port
- Nunavut RCMP resolve armed standoff in Igloolik
- Sealskin pumps
- Iqaluit’s plans to head off another water shortage under technical review
- Nunavut police arrest 18-year-old for dangerous driving in Rankin Inlet