No new cases and no recoveries being reported for second day in a row
For the second day in a row, Nunavut has no new COVID-19 cases and no recoveries to report, Premier Joe Savikataaq announced on Twitter Wednesday. Nine active cases remain in the territory, all in Iqaluit.
With cases apparently limited to transient construction workers living isolated from rest of city, a ban on leaving Nuuk was lifted and closures of bars and restaurants reversed
9 active cases remain in the territory
‘We’re in a very good position,’ says Patterson
Two recoveries bring active cases to 10, government says
No new cases reported while three more people recover in Iqaluit, latest government update says
Vaccination plans will be accelerated after emergence of unrelated COVID-19 cases
1 new case and 7 recoveries reported in Iqaluit on Friday
‘The region is not adequately protected,’ says health board
Nunavut’s active case count drops to 21
Programs range from food baskets and grocery vouchers to money for elders and hunters
Almost 10,000 doses will be enough to fully vaccinate territory’s teenage population
Premier Joe Savikataaq announced 7 new cases and 2 recoveries
Premier Joe Savikataaq announces 1 new case of the virus on Tuesday
Weekend sees big decrease as caseload goes from 27 to 17
Premier urges Iqaluit residents to stay ‘committed’ to public health measures
7 recoveries, 1 new case reported in Iqaluit on Saturday
‘There’s many, many more weekends to come, and we hope that we don’t give it all up over this weekend,’ health minister says
Relief workers assisting at men’s shelter, assessing essential workplaces within the city
Nunavut’s active case count drops to 55
62 active COVID-19 cases in the city; 63 territory-wide
4 new cases, 5 recoveries — all in Iqaluit, GN says
Health Minister Lorne Kusugak says government was happy with Pairijiit Tigummiaqtikkut’s work
Territory’s active cases stand at 64, premier says
Rollout plan to inoculate under-18 population against COVID-19 still in the works, says Dr. Patterson
