Adco Power and Pilitak Enterprises to replace power plants in Cambridge Bay, Gjoa Haven and Igloolik
Two northern-based contractors will replace power plants in Cambridge Bay, Gjoa Haven and Igloolik. Qulliq Energy Corporation made the announcement Tuesday in a news release. Adco Power Ltd.
Mosesee Ekao offers Arctic char and various cuts of fresh caribou at his country food stand near St. Jude’s Cathedral on Mattaaq Crescent in Iqaluit. The hunter and entrepreneur sets up his table twice weekly, he said. (Photo by Daron Letts)
Online billing available, company says in news release
Incoming and outgoing Baffin chamber executive directors to work together in preparation for Aqsarniit Trade Show and Conference
Canada Post staff in Nunavut, Nunavik have their own union, aren’t part of CUPW job action
Strike or lockout could occur Friday morning; unionized workers have been without contract for nearly a year
IsoEnergy Ltd. sells Mountain Lake property to Future Fuels Inc., consolidating 3,420-square-kilometre Hornby Project
Tony Rose, veteran of public- and private-sector roles, replaces retiring director Chris West
Technicians from Northwestel have arrived to fix telecommunications service in the community, says company representative
New generator installation set to be completed by end of November
Alex Stubbing officially stepped into the role on Sept. 9; organization holds conference in Iqaluit this week
Certificate for railway and port has been approved for 12 years; association argues new research is available
New $2 commemorative coin celebrating Inuit Nunangat will be circulated starting Nov. 7
Chrono Group, which includes Chrono Aviation, put under administration by Quebec court
New fishing vessel still needs fix for auxiliary engine
Baffin chamber of commerce and Makivvik Corp. announce plans for ‘Aqsarniit’ in Ottawa in February
Inuksuk II docked in Greece for maintenance more than 2 weeks after engine failure
Deutsche Aircraft’s new D328eco turboprop set for operation in 2027
People remain suspicious of resource extraction even though more regulations are in place, says company director
Station will be available across Canada starting Jan. 20, 2025
Raglan Mine hires a third-party consulting firm to assess the local socio-economic context and community opinion on their operations; survey deadline is Oct. 31
Mine has more employees than the population of many Nunavut hamlets
Mining company to focus on ‘rapid development’ of Steensby railway and port, suspends request to ship 6 megatonnes of ore annually
Milestone expected to be reached in November; Nunatsiaq News takes tour to learn how ore is transformed
Amanda Anawak, right, shares a laugh with fellow artisan Tanya Scott, of Tundra Moon Designs. They greeted the public during the inaugural Small Business and Community Expo held at the Aqsarniit hotel in Iqaluit on Oct. 12. Anawak is a student studying business skills for artists through a course offered by Ilitaqsiniq, also known as the Nunavut Literacy Council. Scott recently showcased her resin and lichen jewelry line at Montreal Fashion Week. (Photo by Daron Letts)
