Trucked route viable, railway route more profitable, financial analysis finds
Contrary to the company’s claims, the truck route Baffinland Iron Mines Corp. currently uses to carry iron ore from Mary River to Milne Inlet is profitable, an expert financial analysis says.
Nunavut Impact Review Board backtracks after Inuit parties warned restrictions were unconstitutional
Public hearing considering Baffinland’s proposed expansion of Mary River mine
Mail and parcels can still be picked up during new temporary hours
Deal struck by Baffinland and Qikiqtani Inuit Association only selectively dealt with at hearing, hunters say
Public hearing underway to consider proposed Mary River mine expansion
North Baffin hamlets and hunting organizations remain opposed to Mary River’s proposed phase two
Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping moves from Valleyfield, Que. to Port of Bécancour
Second time in two months post office has closed because of customer-related incidents
PLATO Testing founder says of working in Nunavut: “if I had a partner up there, I’d do it tomorrow”
TMAC operates the Hope Bay gold property in western Nunavut
Focus is now on marine cable that will run past Nunavik to Chisasibi
Nunavut internet provider now working with Luxembourg-based SES Networks
CanArctic Inuit Networks says it can bring high-speed internet to the territory more cheaply and without depending on Huawei gear
“Agnico Eagle has a track record of success in Nunavut”
Hamlet wants iron ore production increase phased in over four years
Feds rejected bid by Chinese state-owned company in late December
Mark Blair has worked for Ilagiisaq since 2001
But for now, airline’s survival still depends on government subsidies
$170 million debt comes up for repayment in June
USNC-Power envisions its reactors powering northern mines and remote communities
Moviegoers will be treated to new seating and sound system, following lengthy closure
Deal would have given Shandong Gold control of Hope Bay gold mine in western Nunavut
Hunters say pandemic makes it difficult for their non-Nunavut advisers to attend
“With competition, better services and prices will come for all,” says Iqaluit Mayor Kenny Bell
