‘We might be one of the last countries in the world that is depending this much on gravel runways’: Air Inuit executive
Airports are a lifeline for northern communities and the federal government needs to prioritize them when doling out infrastructure funding, say members of an advocacy group that represents northern airlines.
30th annual trade show is open to the public on Thursday starting at 10 a.m.
Aluki Kotierk says employers have a responsibility to train and sustain Inuit employees
While Canadian entrepreneurs see potential profit in proposal, city already has its own plan
Akeeagok touts diversification in Nunavut Trade Show keynote speech
Shorter operating hours to remain in place until Sept. 24
Four-day event to attract hundreds to Iqaluit
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Company’s proposal runs until end of 2024; final decision lies with northern affairs minister
Daniel Dagenais takes the helm at Transport Nanuk Inc., NEAS Group
Bar can’t serve alcohol next Wednesday and Friday
Hamlet sees potential to attract tourists, allow establishment of a fishery
GN cites staff shortages for shortened hours, to remain in effect until Sept. 17
Gavin Kunuk is a ship loader, back in Pond Inlet is a supply teacher
Wildfires in N.W.T. forced airline to limit shipments to Qikiqtaaluk communities north of Nunavut capital
NuBrew manager, head brewer reflect on challenges of running Canada’s northernmost brewery
To mark airline’s 45th anniversary it’s offering 4 discounted tickets per person
‘It was important for us to give it a shot,’ says Brian Tattuinee, business development manager at Nunavut Sealink and Supply Inc.
Warehouse will double current capacity, make shipping food, medicine easier: federal transport minister
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Company spokesperson says Nunavut is ‘very competitive’ market
Data drives contain 17 PowerPoint sessions with skills for aspiring business owners
Airline CEO promises to add another flight
Union members expected to vote Tuesday on deal that could end four-month-old strike
At meeting in Kuujjuaq, KRG announced all Hudson coast communities will have fibre optic by November 2023, with plans for Kuujjuaq also revealed.
