Proof of vaccination and quarantine are no longer required for travellers hoping to fly from one Nunavik community to another. These restrictions are still in effect for travellers entering the region from the south. (File photo)
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Restrictions remain in place for travellers from the south
Nunavik’s regional health board has eased several travel restrictions, as well as restrictions on gatherings and other activities.
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COVID-19 cases surpassed the 500 mark on Monday
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Regional health board won’t disclose where or when the death occurred, citing privacy
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There are 412 COVID-19 cases in Nunavut as of Friday
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People in community can still get prescriptions filled and call for virtual care
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School staff getting 35,000 rapid COVID-19 tests in March
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Nunavut’s case count sits at 385 on Wednesday
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Hospitalization tally at 23 since start of Omicron wave
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‘Today, we need a new approach,’ Premier P.J. Akeeagok says
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Schools in Gjoa Haven reduced to half capacity
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Restrictions won’t ease in Pond Inlet on Monday after all
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Events held at Glad Tidings Church and Tusarvik Elementary School gym
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The lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in the region will follow Quebec’s reopening plan, but two weeks slower, says Dr. Marie Rochette
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Current wave has spurred 1 death and 22 hospitalizations
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Unclear how many Nunavummiut are currently in hospital
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Premier couldn’t say whether everyone will have access to rapid tests
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Community accounted for over half of region’s reported cases on Monday
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Schools in Baker Lake and Kinngait to open at full capacity on Monday
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Territory’s human resources and finance minister says he has ‘mild symptoms,’ will continue working while in isolation
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New rules take effect on Monday
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First case of the disease reported in Arctic Bay over the weekend
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Nunavut’s chief public health officer says he has tested negative but is staying home as a precaution
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Active case count was 337 on Thursday
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Only 55% of Nunavimmiut are fully vaccinated, according to health board
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Hamlet’s recreation department handing out the kits, worth about $100 each